Men in sheds - The railway buff - mixed media.

Superbly put together.

Thanks Stephen, I should have said this was actually 'put together'. It is various separate drawings, and railway signs made in photoshop, all assembled in photoshop. I can't draw small these days, and wouldn't have been able to draw the train this small. (It was drawn larger and scaled down in photoshop.)

Wow goes really well. Had to double take. Then read your discribtion. Brilliant work Lewis 🙂

Top notch artwork Lewis - especially the signs.

That's me, but mine's in the garage!

Wonderful posters and another great drawing

Thank you Faye, Rikke and Peter. This is an interest I can well understand Peter, these railway models and the scenery that go with them are wonderful.

This is class ! Lewis

Very well put together Lewis. I especially like the beware poster!!

Brilliant Lewis, and interesting to read how you put this together. Computers can be an excellent aid to our creative abilities these days.

Thank you Heather, Anne, Tessa and Frank. Yes Frank, I see the computer as just one of the mediums for a mixed media pic. If I have to include anything small I'll use this method again.

Superb artwork Lew and really well put together and it’s interesting to here how you did it. There can be so much prejudice against art that doesn’t use conventional methods there are some superb computer generated paintings.

The showers have passed, there's a new Lew Cooper posting on POL, so all is well with the world.

I especially like your signage, Lew. I don’t understand the need for model railways, just live with it!

First class Lewis!

Put together brilliantly Lewis.

Brilliant as always Lewis.

Superb Lewis. I hope I never have to use the second class toilet!!

Love the look o; his face.

I hope you don't mind Lewis but I've posted your picture on a model railway forum where it has been very well received.

Excellent again Lewis, love the No Snoring comment, had to look twice !

I'm glad it was liked Peter.

Superb Lewis you always hit the nail on the head with your wit and characterisation.

This is brilliant Lewis. Love the design, painting and especially the posters!