Cats and Dogs

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As always wonderfully drawn characters (I love the cat's expression)

Posted by Heather Love on Tue 31 Jan 07:25:23

Brilliantly done as usual, Lewis, and I’m definitely a culprit !!

Posted by Carolyn Parkinson on Tue 31 Jan 07:43:13

I know a dog who looks and listens just like that. AND he’s a biscuit connoisseur. Cats are good listeners too but he’s not too happy with she’s saying. Love ‘em all!

Posted by Marjorie Firth on Tue 31 Jan 07:50:14

Priceless Lewis🤔😅

Posted by Chris Scott on Tue 31 Jan 08:01:21

Oh how true Lewis. Another smile-a-day.

Posted by Mark Annison on Tue 31 Jan 08:01:39

Wonderful!

Posted by Peter Smith on Tue 31 Jan 08:20:00

Love it, especially the dog’s expression. At least a dog will look at you very intently when you speak to them, and you feel they really do understand a lot of what you are saying!

Posted by Jenny Harris on Tue 31 Jan 08:20:56

Hahahaaaa ;) Just brilliant Lewis!

Posted by PogArt Ti on Tue 31 Jan 08:22:43

I showed this to George and he loved it….didn’t you boy?

Posted by Martin S Taylor on Tue 31 Jan 08:40:53

Always good! Always interesting and above all always so beautifully detailed and drawn!!

Posted by David Stevens on Tue 31 Jan 08:42:43

Superb as always Lew both humour and artwork. I think we either speak dog or cat some lucky people are bilingual.

Posted by Paul (Dixie) Dean on Tue 31 Jan 09:00:10

Great way to start Tuesday (my dog agrees). Who else would have thought of putting in those shadows, super attention to detail.

Posted by Tony Auffret on Tue 31 Jan 09:05:07

I like it! Great illustrations and characters right down to the shadows. The cat’s expression says it all.

Posted by Spencer Lambeth-Angell on Tue 31 Jan 09:07:19

Brilliant

Posted by Richard Cox on Tue 31 Jan 09:43:17

Excellent Lewis ☺️

Posted by Stephen Hulse on Tue 31 Jan 10:07:30

Love the expressions on the animals faces- if only they could speak back. The shadows really work well. Delightful as usual Lewis.

Posted by Christine Rogan on Tue 31 Jan 10:13:51

Very funny Lewis (as is Martin's comment ) and fabulous expressions on all four.

Posted by Russell Edwards on Tue 31 Jan 10:20:59

I am guilty of talking to my dog too. Really well done Lewis, great expressions.

Posted by David Williams on Tue 31 Jan 10:23:51

Yes we do speak to animals mad as we are! My daughter’s partner has a lab called Spud, always thought it an odd name. Good faces all round Lew.

Posted by Tessa Gwynne on Tue 31 Jan 10:51:48

Thanks for looking and your great comments. Most people talk to their animals, some even talk to their plants!

Posted by Lewis Cooper on Tue 31 Jan 11:35:53

Lol! And I totally agree with Spud that it's bonkers! Love your fabulous work, Lewis - always so much wonderful detail and I really admire how you bring so much character to life.

Posted by Seok Yam Chew on Tue 31 Jan 14:07:41

Wonderful, Lewis - thanks for the laughs!

Posted by Anne Fletcher on Tue 31 Jan 14:13:25

Haha love it! Great as always Lew.

Posted by Carole Swingler on Tue 31 Jan 16:50:36

Hahaha!

Posted by Linda Wilson on Tue 31 Jan 17:47:46

This made me laugh, lovely work Lewis.

Posted by Denise Cat on Tue 31 Jan 18:58:28

Brill

Posted by Alan Taylor on Tue 31 Jan 20:27:30

Ah Lew, which of us in't guilty of that one? Trouble is, we do actually believe the animals understand what we're saying. (love the animal expressions..(-:

Posted by Jim Morris on Tue 31 Jan 22:31:07

Lol….so true Lewis. I’ve been accused of talking more sweetly to our sparrow and bantam than to himself! A little jealousy creeping in I think….although, it could be true!

Posted by Fiona Phipps on Wed 01 Feb 15:09:25

Hang on Studio Wall

31/01/2023

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Drawn with pen, coloured pencils and watercolour in A3 sketchbook, the text and background added in Photoshop. I guess we all 'speak' to animals.

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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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