A touch of the Shakespeares. by Lewis Cooper

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I don’t know how you do them so fast. Love how you’ve done the clouds. Made it look easy

Posted by Martin Shaw on Sun 25 May 07:51:16

Yes art is certainly a mood lifter Lew, and your superb work lifts our mood , I know many of us looked forward to a daily Cooper .

Posted by Paul (Dixie) Dean on Sun 25 May 07:56:02

Well that's made me smile. Great Lewis.

Posted by AnonymousUser-8 AnonymousUser-8 on Sun 25 May 08:12:01

Another good one Lewis.

Posted by Christine Rogan on Sun 25 May 08:43:11

Super quick picture Lew , brilliant as always.

Posted by Stephen Hulse on Sun 25 May 08:48:33

I need whatever this lady's on! Thanks for cheering me up.

Posted by Bobbie Matulja on Sun 25 May 09:11:34

Thank you for this morning’s giggle Lewis. You certainly manage to put a smile on our faces. Hope you are in good spirits now. Love the illustrative quote.

Posted by Carole Kelly on Sun 25 May 09:15:55

Well done Lewis.

Posted by George Cutter on Sun 25 May 09:33:46

Love it.

Posted by Maureen Sherman on Sun 25 May 10:49:17

Has a happy sunny feel to it, oh and a giggle of course!

Posted by Tessa Gwynne on Sun 25 May 13:01:01

Uplifting Lewis, very good.

Posted by Denise Cat on Sun 25 May 14:51:47

Fabulous Lewis

Posted by Russell Edwards on Sun 25 May 18:45:56

Super, knew you could do it.

Posted by Tony Auffret on Sun 25 May 20:48:18

Ha. Gem!

Posted by Martin S Taylor on Mon 26 May 06:58:40

I love this Lew. Probably not what Shakespeare had in mind, but then comedy was not his strong suit.

Posted by Mark Annison on Mon 26 May 10:19:28

Great quote and a wonderful interpretation - the bad night yielded very good results Lewis

Posted by Heather Love on Mon 26 May 13:02:51

Transmite alegría. Genial.

Posted by Olga Díaz on Wed 04 Jun 08:26:58

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25/05/2025

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Bad night, couldn't sleep, up at 4 am, wide awake with a touch of the moodies. Decided to draw something, I had nothing on the go, so I did this quickie. Been reading how we all use Shakespeare's language, often unknowingly. This is from Romeo and Juliet. Probably should have taken more time over it...but it was just a mood lifter. Art is good for that.

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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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