Giant Beatles portraits made from toast
|When John, Paul, George and Ringo first set the world alight, I’m pretty sure they never imagined that some forty years later they would be immortalized, again, in toast. That’s right: varying shades of cooked bread. Tasty! In more ways than one.
Tagged: Angela Barrow, Beatles portraits, Henry Hargreaves, Osvaldo Ponton.
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