A Trump supporter has revealed his latest painting of the president, and in turn, launched a thousand memes. The internet is sometimes a wonderful place.
Painter Jon McNaughton revealed his latest work, a portrait of president Trump, entitled, 'The Masterpiece' on Twitter yesterday, and within 24 hours the piece had already produced a good amount of spoofs, as one can imagine.
Come on Jon, you surely knew what you were doing with this.
Aside from inviting a thousand memes, you've made Trump's thumb look like, well, like it could be something else. Let's just say that.
The fact he's revealing something so vague opens you up to a multitude of photoshopping tools, and you're so earnest in your tweet that it instantly makes people want to mock you. Like these people have;
@darth 🔥 https://t.co/kpkyxY53Je— Santa Claus, CEO (@Santa Claus, CEO) 1566318340
A meme within a meme that one, genius.
@McNaughtonArt https://t.co/lBLB0PGZuD— czarnyz (@czarnyz) 1566327649
Quite a few referenced the Charlottesville march.
@McNaughtonArt I'll remember his cruelty. https://t.co/KqYDIDcUyv— Kevin Moore (@Kevin Moore) 1566322135
As well as the horrendous family separations at the Southern border.
@McNaughtonArt Fixed it https://t.co/WYrAxSGplr— ElElegante101 (@ElElegante101) 1566321295
Not to mention the alleged links to Russia, any excuse to use this photo, right?
And of course, a reference to freedom and democracy slowly burning to the ground. Memes can be poignant too, who knew?
You can buy Jon's Masterpiece here, for as little as $29, to mess with in your own home, should you so wish.
Or why not watch his explainer of the painting?
HT Mashable