
Scene 01 · 1969
The Crossing
Four friends, one zebra crossing, ten minutes of photography — and the most imitated album cover ever made. Our artists rebuilt it frame by frame, bare feet included.
A documentary in six frames
Every scene is numbered like a film still, because that is how we see them — frames from the animated Beatles movie that lives in every fan's head.

Scene 01 · 1969
Four friends, one zebra crossing, ten minutes of photography — and the most imitated album cover ever made. Our artists rebuilt it frame by frame, bare feet included.

Scene 02 · 1967
Satin uniforms, brass instruments and a flower garden. The most colourful day in pop history, reimagined as the animated band we always saw in our heads.

Scene 03 · 1968
We all live in a yellow submarine — the one moment the band actually did become cartoons. Our tribute sails the sea of green with musical bubbles in its wake.

Scene 04 · 1969
Forty-two minutes on a London rooftop, wind in their hair, police on the stairs. The last live performance — and our favourite scene to animate.

Scene 05 · 1967
A barber shop, a bus, a roundabout — an ordinary Liverpool street turned into a song everyone can hum. Penny Lane is in our ears and in our eyes.

Scene 06 · 1967
Red gates, a garden, and strawberries the size of your dreams. Nothing is real — and nothing to get hung about — in our softest scene.