Nobody Told Me There'd Be Days Like These Acrylic Print

Congratulations!

Congratulations!

This is deeply touching and profound. Remember that day so clearly . . . what a sad, sad loss for the world. Beautiful work, Paul . . . . .vf

Absolutely Beautiful!! and Congrats dear Paul!!l l/f

Paul, this is so beautiful. John Lennon would have been flattered and VERY proud. Well done, My friend! ---Scott Mitchell

Fantastic portrait of one of my musical heroes. Very beautifully done. I remember exactly where I was and what I was doing that moment. What a shock that was! Glad to know that people like yourself still remember and honour Lennon's life and music and message. Thank you for sharing.

Hey! Christel....Paul is absolutely right...so happy to have you part of this lovely conversation! it's like old times! The world is indeed a sad place right now...but when I meet people like you guys...it gives me hope...hope that we will win...and one day...."the world will live as one"... Christel...do I hear there is a new work in the making?...can't wait to see! Creativity is on hold for me right now...my mom, who fell last week, requires more and more of my time...but each time I visit your pages an view your fabulous creations...I'm always reminded of how lucky I am to have crossed path with you both...Group hug my dear friends...happy weekend! xox

Hello, Paul and Marie! Aawww I feel almost like a voyeur :) , intruding in your beautiful conversation, but at the same time so happy to find you both here under this amazing tribute to John! I was going through pictures of my personal heroes, varying from MLK, Nelson Mandela, Ghandi and John Lennon yesterday and I must say...I almost felt relieved they were not obliged to witness the state of the world today...this spiral of hatred and rejection of all that`s beautiful that has been set in motion keeps me awake at night. Then again, I wonder also; maybe the world would have been better if they were still here? I don`t see anybody shining bright the way they did nowadays in these dark ages?? Thanks, Paul, for the courage to keep on reminding us and for your amazing skill to capture their great soul and spirit time and time again. Spreading these arms of mine to include you both, my sweet friends, big hug from over the Mediterranean, xox Love & Peace, always, Christel.

When I joined Redbubble....5years ago...I totally fell for your art...it was the 30th anniversary of John assassination...and one early morning of December 8th 2010...I woke up to one of your tributes of the great man...and that opened my eyes to a part of my artistic past I had totally forgotten...creativity was back!...and a whole new chapter started for me...and every early December brings back the memory of that dreadful day....where John was killed...and I instantly turn to you and your art for comfort through your fabulous artistry!...I know I will find here another fellow artist who understands exactly what that memorable day is all about...Wow!...There is something in those eyes that is loving and scary at once...He wanted the world to be such a loving place...a "brotherhood of man"...a dream that is not about to come true...at least now a day...unfortunately!...it is art like this that keeps the dream alive Paul...thank you...for being the dreamer that you are...and for sharing that dream with us each anniversary...will think of this amazing image on Tuesday...December 8th...that always brings us back to those terrible events that occurred 35 years ago.......art is powerful...and yours will always bring people together. Hugs xox

Your portrait of John is wonderful, I don't know how you do it Paul, EXCELLENT work!

Great portrait Paul.

Paul, your portrait is so sad and so touching. Extremely well done!

Eventually you will experience it for the first time - the pain is always more or less present when we think of John Lennon, we will always miss. You are a great reminder with your fantastic Portraits!!