Anon book intro page. A4 size.

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Great painting, a book would be a good idea Lew.

Posted by Paul (Dixie) Dean on Sat 17 Aug 08:35:39

Wonderful stuff Lew....(-:

Posted by Jim Morris on Sat 17 Aug 09:10:21

Just love this series Lewis, and what a task you have set yourself, once this door has opened you have a never ending source but I am sure you will be selective.

Posted by Barry Hulme on Sat 17 Aug 09:46:06

As always Lewis. Super "posting".

Posted by Richard Cooper on Sat 17 Aug 12:07:07

Thanks very much to you all for your great feedback.

Posted by Lewis Cooper on Sat 17 Aug 13:28:06

You are going to be a very busy man the work of the artist "Anon" just keeps going on , and on , and on. There's no end in sight , a terrible plight will Lewis ever get it all done ? sorry , couldn't resist.

Posted by Mike Capenerhurst on Sat 17 Aug 22:34:52

Thanks again to all for the great feedback. Like your verse, Mike, and I guess you're right about a never-ending supply of 'anons.' There is a safety clause for me...it'll be a small book...the smallest they do. About 30 pages. Maybe 40-50 pictures/rhymes. Still a lot...if I do it.

Posted by Lewis Cooper on Sun 18 Aug 05:28:53

Hang on Studio Wall

17/08/2019

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I've been thinking I'll compile these 'anon' pics into a small book (I know...he's at it again.) When I'm stuck for something to draw, these little poems just sit there waiting to be illustrated. It'll take weeks/months before I have enough even for a small book. The book will require an introduction...this is my first attempt. The picture is painted in mixed media, the rest is obviously photoshop. It may change. I don't want to do this all the time, so I'll do something else now.

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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