Halloween

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Great job, and what a funny sight that must have been.

Posted by D Hillman on Sat 17 Mar 07:17:37

Ah ah what an experience Lewis, The Addams Family! Great picture.

Posted by Carole Swingler on Sat 17 Mar 07:40:24

Superb!!

Posted by Margaret Beynon on Sat 17 Mar 08:58:58

I might know a few of these Lewis, from Market Day.....(-: Great drawing and imagination...

Posted by Jim Morris on Sat 17 Mar 09:09:24

Wonderful drawing Lewis, as usual.

Posted by Sandra Kennedy on Sat 17 Mar 09:20:11

Nice one Lew, I did, however, expect a Leprechaun from you today! 17th!

Posted by Alan Bickley on Sat 17 Mar 09:49:47

am in full agreement with your sentiments concerning Halloween - but can enjoy this view of it.

Posted by Mike Capenerhurst on Sat 17 Mar 10:15:00

Brilliant!

Posted by T H on Sat 17 Mar 10:49:00

Can't stand seeing all the tacky costumes for sale at the Halloween time of year. I loved it when I was little but it's all about money now, trick or treats and who has the best, most expensive outfit. Bobbing for apples was enough in the 'old days'! Love the detail here including the bus pass.A really good drawing!

Posted by Louise Naimian on Sat 17 Mar 11:01:28

This is wonderful. Yes, the twilight zone ....

Posted by Gudrun Ståhl Sharpley on Sat 17 Mar 11:10:10

How do you manage it, Lewis? You just get better and better! Love it so much

Posted by Thalia Stones on Sat 17 Mar 11:53:10

Ah! a right mixed bunch Lewis, a bit of the Adams family and is that you at the front in your Dracula outfit !!!

Posted by Linda Drury on Sat 17 Mar 11:57:04

Amazing sight and so well portrayed. There is always so much to see in your drawings, love 'em.

Posted by Tony Wiggins on Sat 17 Mar 11:57:13

Thanks for your wonderful feedback. A weird thing Halloween. As I said, my grandchildren love it and their parents do too, they've acquired some gruesome stuff these last few years. They are on to me to dress up, but I guess I'm too fuddy-duddy, the most I'll stretch to is a mask I've made myself out of a cornflake box. (worn very briefly).

Posted by Lewis Cooper on Sat 17 Mar 12:10:27

Would you stop your bus, or cram your foot hard on the accelerator?

Posted by Robert Jones, NAPA on Sat 17 Mar 12:24:42

Love it. It reminds me of yonder year, when I got lost on the way to a fancy dress party dressed as Lily Munster. My partners in crime were dressed in similarly ominous garb. In the end we had to ask a policeman which way to go!

Posted by Linda Wilson on Sat 17 Mar 12:30:07

Brilliant. I love Halloween, my stash of sweets was gone in record time last year.

Posted by Janet Humphrey on Sat 17 Mar 16:37:14

Halloween is fun. One year I drove with my skeleton painted face into town to this party. I got free entry for my efforts. My friends couldn't recognise me though, so I had to reintroduce myself. Your drawings make me laugh even when I'm in a bad mood.

Posted on Sat 17 Mar 17:41:37

Again , such wonderful detail and colours, telling another humorous story. A cracker.

Posted by andre mulard on Sun 18 Mar 03:17:09

Hang on Studio Wall

17/03/2018

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I'm not a fan of the Halloween imported cash festival, but my grandchildren are. On our way to their party last year I saw a family (2 adults and two children) all fully dressed in Halloween outfits waiting at a bus stop. In the same queue was an old boy looking quizzically at them, no doubt thinking he'd stepped into some alternate universe. Later, I drew this. It should be night-time of course.

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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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