Pop Art - mixed media

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It definitely has a certain je ne sais quoi , good one Lewis

Posted by Heather Love on Wed 29 Dec 08:22:34

This is really clever Lewis, smashing idea.

Posted by Denise Cat on Wed 29 Dec 09:05:51

Lots to like about it Lew, your skill with a pen is clearly displayed. I find it interesting having to look very close to see all the different component’s that make it up.

Posted by Paul (Dixie) Dean on Wed 29 Dec 09:34:42

Ohh la la. I didn't spot this as one of yours when I saw the thumbnail in the gallery, but when I clicked on it, the hand of the master was quite clear. A fascinating diversion from your usual postings and brilliantly done.

Posted by Tony Auffret on Wed 29 Dec 09:46:56

Very cleverly done Lewis. Your talent knows no boundaries.

Posted by Chris Scott on Wed 29 Dec 11:31:13

Love it, Lewis.

Posted by Ellen Mooney on Wed 29 Dec 12:08:24

Unusual & very creative.

Posted by Stephen Kelly on Wed 29 Dec 12:13:09

Very interesting Lewis, and effective.

Posted by Russell Edwards on Wed 29 Dec 12:36:55

A great idea Lewis!

Posted by Fiona Phipps on Wed 29 Dec 14:41:34

Not vaguely French definitely French. Amazed how you have achieved that face and beret,

Posted by Richard Cooper on Wed 29 Dec 15:45:50

Love the follies in his cap!

Posted by Linda Wilson on Wed 29 Dec 16:31:46

Thank you for your comments. Not very different I admit, this isn't far from what I normally do.

Posted by Lewis Cooper on Wed 29 Dec 16:53:58

Hang on Studio Wall

29/12/2021

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I've been having a go at Pop Art. Some of it I like very much, some I can't stand. (The same goes for most art genres for me). The man was drawn using Indian Ink, coloured pencils and a pen. I then fiddled with it a little bit in photoshop.

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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