Scrooge - 6 x 4 inches

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Wonderful. I think this is my favourite so far in this series.

Posted by Tony Wiggins on Sun 25 Mar 08:33:33

Love these Lewis. He's not as scary as some others?

Posted by Carole Swingler on Sun 25 Mar 08:33:42

This is my favourite Lewis it captures Scrooge perfectly

Posted by dennis roberts on Sun 25 Mar 08:44:27

Like you say, a "must have" Lewis. Good as ever.

Posted by Jim Morris on Sun 25 Mar 09:17:53

Very good, though your idea about him holding a candle is sense, it's the image we all think of when someone says Scrooge. I'd make him look miserable too since that's also what he is known for but if he's meeting a ghost surprised seems a fairly natural emotion too.

Posted by D Hillman on Sun 25 Mar 09:41:37

Scrooge looks spooked!

Posted by Linda Wilson on Sun 25 Mar 10:09:27

The Christmas Carole was the first book I read in English. This was when I was 15. The characters has stayed in my mind ever since. I think the candle is a great idea. his candle lit face making it all more spooky.

Posted on Sun 25 Mar 10:19:53

Wonderful.

Posted by Sandra Kennedy on Sun 25 Mar 10:54:53

Looks like fright night lol 😀

Posted by Linda Drury on Sun 25 Mar 11:13:45

Scrooge to a T.

Posted by Sylvia Evans on Sun 25 Mar 11:43:48

Scrooge to a T

Posted by Thalia Stones on Sun 25 Mar 12:16:01

These are just brilliant. The display of these will certainly be a talking piece!

Posted by Gudrun Ståhl Sharpley on Sun 25 Mar 13:05:06

I'm waiting expectantly for the candle Scrooge. Great idea and so in keping with the image. ....

Posted by Jim Morris on Sun 25 Mar 14:30:39

Wow!

Posted by Maureen Sherman on Sun 25 Mar 15:03:53

This is so Scrooge Lewis!

Posted by Margaret Beynon on Sun 25 Mar 15:26:37

Great Scrooge, Lewis. The candle idea would be the icing on the cake. Brian

Posted by Brian J Mackay on Sun 25 Mar 17:41:16

Brilliant!

Posted by Russell Edwards on Sun 25 Mar 20:51:21

I like it a lot Lewis, one of my favorite characters, I think the old fashion candle would be a interesting feature. brilliant.

Posted by Charles Bullock on Sun 25 Mar 21:11:24

thanks for Scrooge , Lewis, Christmas Carol , a book first received at the age of ten and re-read so many times as an adult preceding the event- the spirit of Christmas. Still have that original book , battered and bruised but still loved.

Posted by Mike Capenerhurst on Sun 25 Mar 21:19:09

Humbug!

Posted by Lyn Thacker on Fri 04 Sep 19:27:12

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25/03/2018

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The is another 'must-have' Dickens character. I've tried to depict him when he meets the 'Ghost of Christmas yet to come.' It's OK, but I think it needs something...I'll do it again in Landscape format and have him holding a candle. An advantage in doing this small scale stuff is that it's no big deal to have another go.

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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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