More drawings in blue. by Lewis Cooper

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Excellent humour and superb artwork Lew.

Posted by Paul (Dixie) Dean on Mon 15 Jul 06:25:51

Two more goodies!

Posted by Tessa Gwynne on Mon 15 Jul 06:30:25

Loved My Old Man's a Dustman so that drawing on the lhs has real resonance and the other one equally good and laugh out loud too

Posted by Heather Love on Mon 15 Jul 06:32:18

Once again you brought a smile to my face with these wonderful characters, lewis!

Posted by David Stevens on Mon 15 Jul 06:37:44

Excellent drawings and humour. Monday morning chuckle.

Posted by Christine Rogan on Mon 15 Jul 07:40:42

What would Monday mornings be without your postings, Lew. Can't decide which one I like best.

Posted by Tony Auffret on Mon 15 Jul 07:52:06

Love 🧡 it!

Posted by Spencer Lambeth-Angell on Mon 15 Jul 07:58:23

Beautiful detailed illustrations Lewis.

Posted by John Graham Inkson on Mon 15 Jul 08:05:39

Lovely Lewis, an excellent pair.

Posted by Andrew Roles on Mon 15 Jul 08:19:43

Excellent Lewis. Cor blimey has now stuck in my head. England lost, cor blimey. The Sun is out today, cor blimey. Its going to be one of those days.

Posted by Denise Cat on Mon 15 Jul 08:33:58

Great characters Lewis.

Posted by David Williams on Mon 15 Jul 08:45:18

Super artwork Lew, the old ones are the best 🙂

Posted by Stephen Hulse on Mon 15 Jul 08:48:53

Both great drawings but I do like the "surprising" trousers man!

Posted by Anne Fletcher on Mon 15 Jul 09:45:45

I like both - but Long John Silver really made me smile.

Posted by Bobbie Matulja on Mon 15 Jul 11:10:52

Like it.

Posted by Maureen Sherman on Mon 15 Jul 11:37:33

Brilliantly drawn characters Lewis. I actually say 'cor blimey' much to the bemusement of my grandchildren.

Posted by Russell Edwards on Mon 15 Jul 15:04:53

Thanks very much for your comments. In my youth, being a Londoner, I heard 'cor blimey' quite a lot, although it was usually shortened to 'blimey'. Occasionally, I still say that when something unexpected happens.

Posted by Lewis Cooper on Mon 15 Jul 16:04:21

I always wondered what core blimey trousers were! You learn submit new everyday ! Thank you Lewis!

Posted by Linda Wilson on Mon 15 Jul 19:33:51

Great fun & drawings.

Posted by Cheryl Wright on Mon 15 Jul 19:52:00

Haha, very good Lewis. ‘Blimey’ is a word I still use today, also ‘crickey’ - a word young people don’t seem to understand, but was heard a lot in the Billy Bunter TV series in the early sixties.

Posted by Frank Bingley on Tue 16 Jul 08:58:26

Great humour and art Lewis.

Posted by Sandra Kennedy on Tue 16 Jul 22:07:17

Hang on Studio Wall

15/07/2024

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I like words with pictures. So a naff joke and an old piece of slang provide the reason to draw something. Coloured pencil.

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Lewis Cooper

Self taught. Love drawing. Like to make pictures up, without using reference pics, often in cartoon style. I do other pictures where I do use reference. I'm knocking on a bit, born in 1940 in Greenwich, London. Retired, and loving it.

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