Soapbox - A3 sketchbook- pen & watercolour.

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Really enjoying all your works Lewis - so vibrant and full of life

Posted by Tim Kirtley on Wed 19 Aug 06:26:41

Great fun and great drawing as always

Posted by Heather Love on Wed 19 Aug 06:53:38

Superb drawing and great humour Lew, so good to have a daily chuckle.

Posted by Paul (Dixie) Dean on Wed 19 Aug 08:00:02

A great display of expressions Lew. Magic..(-:

Posted by Jim Morris on Wed 19 Aug 08:07:17

Such great fun, love it!

Posted by Hilary Pearce on Wed 19 Aug 08:30:00

Back in the days of the "Rotten Burroughs" - and they haven't changed since - except to grow worse. We have an election this year giving us negativity and clap trap - but the painting at least lightens the subject matter. Bed again with a smile. Stay safe.

Posted by Mike Capenerhurst on Wed 19 Aug 09:14:15

Looks like the daily briefing of old. Another wonderful piece, Lew.

Posted by Ron Goodwin on Wed 19 Aug 09:24:14

Thanks very much for all your comments.

Posted by Lewis Cooper on Wed 19 Aug 09:55:59

Like it

Posted by Maureen Sherman on Wed 19 Aug 13:14:12

Great stuff Lewis.

Posted by Gudrun Ståhl Sharpley on Wed 19 Aug 13:39:20

This is a good Ha Ha Lewis. Nothing, alas, changes !!

Posted by Richard Cooper on Wed 19 Aug 14:03:52

I like your slant on political polemic. Things never change do they? Amusing, clever and beautifully painted Lewis.

Posted by Carole Kelly on Wed 19 Aug 14:45:10

Brilliant as usual Lewis, love the colours and superbly drawn.

Posted by Russell Edwards on Wed 19 Aug 17:03:24

He looks kind of familiar, maybe it’s the hair? Nice one Lewis.

Posted by Tessa Gwynne on Wed 19 Aug 17:11:01

Thanks again to all who've commented...much appreciated.

Posted by Lewis Cooper on Wed 19 Aug 17:34:23

Hang on Studio Wall

19/08/2020

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Sorry about this. It started as a sketch of people in vague period dress for something to do. Then it turned political ( I made the mistake of watching the news.) But this is a fantasy, a politician talking through his bottom couldn't happen in real life, could it?

About the Artist

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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