As both a Beatles fan and an art enthusiast, I found painting a Beatles-themed stained glass piece to be incredibly rewarding. Focusing on the Yellow Submarine section was especially fun because its cartoonish style naturally translates into the stained glass medium, allowing for bright colors and playful shapes that pop. I also incorporated references to Octopus's Garden, a song that radiates pure joy and serotonin, which I tried to reflect in the lively glass colors and whimsical details. Measuring and carefully matching elements from the Abbey Road album cover was a real challenge but added an extra layer of authenticity to my work. Using precise lines to mimic the famous crosswalk taught me a lot about balancing artistic creativity with technical accuracy. This project showed me how music and visual art can blend seamlessly, creating a tribute that’s not just about aesthetics but also about emotional connection. If you’re considering a Beatles-themed stained glass project yourself, start by choosing songs or albums that inspire strong imagery or colors for you. Don’t hesitate to use multiple references within one piece to create a richer, more meaningful design. Most importantly, enjoy the process — this kind of art invites you to relive your favorite music moments through your own creative lens.