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Memes have revitalized some classical art pieces from back in the day. Please enjoy this massive dump of hilarious captions and beautiful art. We...
The power of a great meme comes from its relatability. If a pic and a caption manage to connect with you (bonus points if they manage to do it in a wildly witty way), then you’re bound to share it with your friends because you think they’ll vibe with it, too. And that’s how things go viral.
"Bitch I might be." — Hamlet.
The world of classic art can look overwhelming from the outside, with a plethora of styles, conventions, must-remember pieces, and artists. And that’s only if one stays firmly rooted in the Western art tradition. Fortunately, memes are here to save the day. By adding a little modern zest, an old painting can be transformed into something more approachable, relatable, and humorous.
This is definitely what the Masters were hoping for.
Fan art takes a turn for the post-Impressionist. If you've ever wanted to see the likes of Half-Life's Gordon Freeman or The Simpsons' Groundskeeper Willie re-imagined as Van Gogh, look no further.
Memes have revitalized some classical art pieces from back in the day. Please enjoy this massive dump of hilarious captions and beautiful art. We...
The Sunday Post is a chance to recap the past week, talk about next week, tell you what I’m reading, and share news. I’m linking up with The Caffeinated Book Reviewer, Readerbuzz, and Book Date. *This post contains affiliate links. I earn a commission from qualifying purchases. The Sunday Post #222 On The Blog Last Week On Tuesday I recommended some books for middle schoolers. On Wednesday I talked about the May releases I’m excited to read. On The Blog This Week On Monday I wrap up April. On Tuesday I have the most irrelevant blog post ever. On Wednesday I highlight some more new releases. In My Reading Life Last week, I finished three young adult books. The first (and most successful) was A List of Cages by Robin Roe. The characters are so adorable! I can’t handle it. The book is hilarious, then devastating, then hilarious again. The story is about two former foster brothers who reconnect in high school. One brother seems to have his life together. The other brother is in a dangerous situation and badly needs help. I like that the plot focuses on friendship instead of on romantic love. This book is worth reading for the main characters. They’re sweet and funny. Then I read Black Helicopters by Blythe Woolston. I’m conflicted about this one. It’s unique. It stars a teenage girl who decides to become a suicide bomber. I enjoyed the untrustworthy main character and the author’s attention to detail. I still have so many “Why?” questions! Stuff just happens without explanation. But, it’s definitely memorable. I can see myself rereading it. Then I read Black Bird of the Gallows by Meg Kassel. It reminded me why I don’t like paranormal romance. If you love Twilight, then you need to read this novel. The Twilight vibes are strong. It’s about a 200-year-old paranormal boy who falls in love with an ordinary teenage girl. It’s full of angst, lust, and magical peril. I was interested in the creepy paranormal creatures, but I found everything else ridiculous. (I felt the same way about Twilight.) Right now, I’m reading Bridge of Clay by Markus Zusak. He’s one of my favorite authors, but . . . so far I don’t like this book. The writing style is deliberately difficult to understand, but I currently don’t know why. Maybe I’ll figure it out later? I don’t know. I don’t want to DNF! In The Rest Of My Life Five things that made me happy last week: I ate an excellent burrito. New books! (I’m trying to support used bookstores, but it’s terrible for my TBR mountain.) I’ve now done yoga every day for 90 days. I’m still terrible at it. I’m bad at yoga, but I’ve gotten a tiny bit faster at running in the last few weeks. I don’t know why. I'm not doing anything differently. After 3 years of effort, the blog’s Pinterest account finally hit 1 million monthly viewers. I realize this just means that people are bored in lockdown, but 1 million people looked at my Pinterest nonsense in April! Let’s Be Friends (Distantly) Pinterest || Bloglovin’ || Goodreads || Instagram || Twitter || Donate Take care of yourselves and be kind to each other! See you around the blogosphere!
The world of classic art can look overwhelming from the outside, with a plethora of styles, conventions, must-remember pieces, and artists. And that’s only if one stays firmly rooted in the Western art tradition. Fortunately, memes are here to save the day. By adding a little modern zest, an old painting can be transformed into something more approachable, relatable, and humorous.
Memes have revitalized some classical art pieces from back in the day. Please enjoy this massive dump of hilarious captions and beautiful art. We...
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An Illustration of 36 Classical Art Memes That Paint Funnies in a Portrait - Funny memes that "GET IT" and want you to too. Get the latest funniest memes and keep up what is going on in the meme-o-sphere.
Classical art pieces are known for their timelessness and enduring value. Such artworks like The Creation of Adam by Michelangelo or The Birth of Venus by Sandro Botticelli might always be remembered, appreciated and spoken about for centuries or even millennia to come. However, some artists from the past are not always recognizable by people of today. That’s where memes come to help! Through these elements of modern culture, classical artworks can be given a contemporary and fun twist that attracts new audiences.
30 Best Classical Art Memes Of The Week (January 9, 2023) - Funny memes that "GET IT" and want you to too. Get the latest funniest memes and keep up what is going on in the meme-o-sphere.
Memes have revitalized some classical art pieces from back in the day. Please enjoy this massive dump of hilarious captions and beautiful art. We...
We all know this situation well, it's 3:30AM at your favorite club and suddenly the lights go on, that's when
Let us invite you to a world where centuries collide, and classical masterpieces get a modern makeover with a dash of humor.
The 31 Funniest Classical Art Memes That Illustrate Human Funnies - Funny memes that "GET IT" and want you to too. Get the latest funniest memes and keep up what is going on in the meme-o-sphere.
Memes have revitalized some classical art pieces from back in the day. Please enjoy this massive dump of hilarious captions and beautiful art. We...
Banksy would approve!
Even though these classical art pieces had an original intent to capture daily life experiences of that time period, meme culture has brought them back to today's audiences by giving them new meaning.
Even though these classical art pieces had an original intent to capture daily life experiences of that time period, meme culture has brought them back to today's audiences by giving them new meaning.
30 Best Classical Art Memes Of The Week (January 9, 2023) - Funny memes that "GET IT" and want you to too. Get the latest funniest memes and keep up what is going on in the meme-o-sphere.
Art hilariously imitating life.
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Classical painters of the past probably had no idea that their creations would serve as an inspiration for meme makers of today's world. So when the creator behind Classical Damn started adding hilarious modern-day captions to old masterpieces, it took the internet by storm.
This is definitely what the Masters were hoping for.
The 31 Funniest Classical Art Memes That Illustrate Human Funnies - Funny memes that "GET IT" and want you to too. Get the latest funniest memes and keep up what is going on in the meme-o-sphere.
Don't worry, things get better and everything that is was before.
Memes are great, aren't they? But how many times have you ever seen a classic painting or piece of art turned into a meme? Not many we bet.
History is great because it's stuff that happened in the past, whether you like to admit it or not, I feel like I properly summarized all of...
I don’t usually have guest submissions, but when I do, it’s because I think it is really worthwhile or just really entertaining. I think you will really enjoy these art history memes f…
Banksy liebt es!
Art aficionados like to pretend that there's a very specific and complex science behind interpreting paintings. But as these humorous tweets reveal, the hidden messages are often pretty obvious, not to mention pretty funny!
Memes have revitalized some classical art pieces from back in the day. Please enjoy this massive dump of hilarious captions and beautiful art. We...
We, as people, sometimes are too difficult to understand. Our thoughts, our feelings, and our sense of humor are better received with some visual aid. That is how memes were born, and some of the funniest ones are created by using classical art as a reference to modern-day issues.
The prevalence of meme culture and the ease of access to digital tools means that most of us can create, write, and share memes with thousands of people from practically anywhere in the world. A side effect of this is the constant compulsion to start seeing everything as the template for a meme.
With so many things seemingly wrong and unjust with modern-day society, we can sometimes feel overwhelmed, outraged, and want to rebel in some way. Well, some people protest and tell the system to go fudge itself in very creative and polite ways—by deploying forms of mild vandalism. Meanwhile, others find that gentle vandalism is the best way for them to spread some cheer where it’s needed the most.
The prevalence of meme culture and the ease of access to digital tools means that most of us can create, write, and share memes with thousands of people from practically anywhere in the world. A side effect of this is the constant compulsion to start seeing everything as the template for a meme.
Even though these classical art pieces had an original intent to capture daily life experiences of that time period, meme culture has brought them back to today's audiences by giving them new meaning.
Ever since you've taken that introduction to Philosophy in college, you can't stop thinking what life is really all about. I feel you; the same existentialism attacks me after I watch an episode of Bojack Horseman. But there's a way you can tame your inner void, and it's the sense of humor. Instagram account 'Texts From Your Existentialist' totally knows where you're coming from, and the dark jokes are ready to help you cope with melancholy.
Classical art and art history might sound a tad complex to some of you Pandas, but we assure you, they’re both a lot of fun. And someone who makes it far more approachable for all of us, near and far, is the founder of the ‘Classical Damn’ project on Instagram.
The world of classic art can look overwhelming from the outside, with a plethora of styles, conventions, must-remember pieces, and artists. And that’s only if one stays firmly rooted in the Western art tradition. Fortunately, memes are here to save the day. By adding a little modern zest, an old painting can be transformed into something more approachable, relatable, and humorous.
Art can inspire a person to create great things. And sometimes those great things are memes. And sometimes those memes are so good, they end up on the r/TrippinThroughTime subreddit.
The “Clasycal” Instagram page shares memes that use classic paintings as their foundation.
