Sam Spratt is no stranger to illustrating detailed and life-like versions of popular Internet memes, but with his latest creation, a pseudo-real painting of Batman, he hopes to launch an entirely new image macro series.
Drawing inspiration from The Goddamn Batman meme, Sam Spratt's image of the Dark Knight comes off as childish and arrogant, with thumbs proudly raised and a self-assured smirk that would put even Tom Cruise to shame. Spratt hopes his image will be used as a template for an Internet phenomenon that denotes why the Caped Crusader and his real identity of Bruce Wayne is in fact an ass.
My favorite of the memes created so far is the one that pokes fun of Batman constantly disappearing in the middle of conversations as people's backs are turned. Sure, it may look cool in movies, but it'd be extremely annoying to experience in real life.
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Trend Themes
1. Dark Knight Memes - Opportunity to create more humorous and satirical memes about Batman using Sam Spratt's pseudo-real painting as a template.
2. Image Macro Series - Opportunity to launch an entirely new image macro series based on Sam Spratt's illustration of Batman.
3. Pop Culture Mashups - Opportunity to create innovative mashups of different pop culture icons, like Sam Spratt's blend of Batman with internet memes.
Industry Implications
1. Entertainment - Potential for the entertainment industry to leverage the popularity of internet memes and create comedic content based on them.
2. Digital Media - Opportunity for digital media platforms and publishers to feature and promote trending internet memes and image macro series.
3. Art and Design - Opportunity for artists and designers to create unique and humorous illustrations that could potentially become viral internet memes.