George In Purple 😍

John and Yoko

well in that case I have some great news for you john lennon

John Lennon, Eric Clapton and Keith Richards from The Dirty Mac performing Yer Blues - 1968

John Lennon noticing fans waving at The Beatles during the Rooftop Concert on January 30th, 1969

George Harrison during the filming of Help! | 1965 © Henry Grossman

"One morning during the filming of Help!, George came into the group's rented digs looking as if he'd just gotten up. It's one of my favorites - he looks so vulnerable." ~ Henry Grossman

George's moles- a study

My main thought was to map out the moles on George's face as an art reference- I have trouble looking at pictures of him when drawing or painting him mostly because his moles mix in with freckles, acne scars, pimples etc etc. So I thought I'd compare pictures of him throughout his life to see which ones stay there the whole time so as to not confuse them with the more temporary ones ^^ I drew up a little map of the ones I concluded were absolutely moles and not seasonal freckles or age spots- but honestly you can just draw your own conclusions from that little collage. He definetely has some more on his forehead but he's like ALWAYS got bangs on so it's harder to tell. Ok bye now assume I am wrong about everything

john lennon, 1974 by bob gruen ☆

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1974: George Harrison promoting John Lennon's album "Walls and Bridges" during his Dark Horse tour.

Q: “Were you going down fast [prior to meeting Olivia in 1974]?” George Harrison: “Well, I wasn’t ready to join Alcoholics Anonymous or anything — I don’t think I was that far gone — but I could put back a bottle of brandy occasionally, plus all the other naughty things that fly around. I just went on a binge, went on the road… all that sort of thing, until it got to the point where I had no voice and almost no body at times. Then I met Olivia and it all worked out fine. There’s a song on the new album, ‘Dark Sweet Lady’: ‘You came and helped me through/When I’d let go/You came from out the blue/Never have known what I’d done without you.’ That sums it up.” - Rolling Stone, April 19, 1979