Mini-pics

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Such a good collection Lewis. Love the evil looking falcon with the trainee falconer. He's not doing well is he? I had to laugh at the unexpected garlic one as well..how true that is. They're all so good to see and all raise a smile :)

Posted by Louise Naimian on Wed 28 Feb 08:49:05

Great Lewis, especially the trainee falconer...Your ability to portray expressions is a real art...

Posted by Jim Morris on Wed 28 Feb 09:20:14

They are all good, each has it's own something.

Posted by D Hillman on Wed 28 Feb 09:27:55

They're great Lewis, I especially like the dog and the trainee falconer!

Posted by Jenny Harris on Wed 28 Feb 10:41:43

Brilliant as usual Lewis. Nothing dodgy here, unless genius is dodgy.

Posted by Michael Mcmanus on Wed 28 Feb 10:53:08

Keep them coming Lewis, they are all brilliant drawings in their own right, love the lady in the middle top, very classy.

Posted by Linda Drury on Wed 28 Feb 10:58:53

Thanks very much for the always welcome feedback. Putting up a clump of pics gives a clearer insight into how people see things differently (thank goodness). The pics I prefer in order of preference are...'posh'...'vamp'..and the dog. (Perhaps 'clump' for a group of pictures isn't right. We have a 'pride' of lions, a 'gaggle' of geese'....etc. But 'pictures'? How about an 'anxiety' of pictures??)

Posted by Lewis Cooper on Wed 28 Feb 11:20:47

Smashing! What do you do with them? make a bob or two I hope.

Posted by Derek Snowdon on Wed 28 Feb 11:27:24

Great idea. They used to call it brainstorming but they had changed it to some new word. I'm sure there's another funny story coming! I had to share your 'Mona Lisa's mum' drawing. It's a killer!

Posted on Wed 28 Feb 11:52:08

Love these Lewis. Funny and Clever !

Posted by Richard Cooper on Wed 28 Feb 13:25:59

Brilliantly funny!

Posted by Thalia Stones on Wed 28 Feb 13:32:40

Ha ha! Just love these Lewis. Great to see something to make us laugh.

Posted by DOROTHY WILSON on Wed 28 Feb 14:37:35

Well done Lewis I admire your use of and conversion of small pieces of paper and producing these beauties

Posted by Dennis Rounding on Wed 28 Feb 14:38:55

These are brilliant, Lewis. I really laughed at the Trainee Falconer. They would make great comic Birthday cards.

Posted by Ellen Mooney on Wed 28 Feb 15:33:56

Fabulous, fabulous, and more fabulous, you make me smile every day Lewis!

Posted by Margaret Beynon on Wed 28 Feb 16:56:37

Hang on Studio Wall

28/02/2018

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A bit stuck this past week or so, bags of ideas but can't get started on anything. When I'm like that I do mini-pics like these (I have to draw something). I often have off-cuts of perfectly good paper, so I cut them into 6 x 4 inch bits. These don't take long to do, and keep me drawing, sometimes they spark off a larger pic. Hope you'll find them of interest, there's at least one dodgy pic showing my slightly surreal idea of what's funny.

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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