RobKingIllustration

Description: Mugatu in full dramatic flair, forever declaring what's hot right now.

Description: “Pepe Silvia! Pepe Silvia!” A painted tribute to Charlie Day’s manic masterpiece: part meltdown, part enlightenment, all "wall of crazy" energy.

Description: You serious? BWAH HA HA HA! A painted tribute to the most incredulous laugh in meme history.

Description: Sweating that browser history like it’s judgment day. A painted tribute to Jordan Peele’s most relatable moment: anxiety, hydration, and pure meme pressure.

Description: The universal signal for “something’s about to go down.” A painted homage to Anthony “Spice” Adams and the meme that turned lurking with intention into an art form.

Description: His mustache is his hair is his mustache is his hair. A digital fever dream of infinite Hogans preaching vitamins, prayers, and the circle of meme life.

Description: I don’t always draw memes, but when I do, this guy's one of em.

Description: Tiny fist. Giant legacy. A painted reimagining of the internet’s original victory pose. Proof that determination and sand-eating can make you famous.

Description: Two men, one car, zero grip on reality. A painted homage to that moment when Nicolas Cage and Pedro Pascal shared a vibe so strong it broke the meme barrier.

Description: Frank Reynolds mid-rant, mid-chaos, and mid–double-barrel draw. A painted tribute to one of the most quoted moments in It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia history, when diplomacy failed and memes began.

Description: Megan Parker, Mocha-Cola in hand, judging your browser history. Inspired by the Drake & Josh scene that became the internet’s go-to reaction for amused discovery, fake curiosity, and quiet judgment.

Description: Ron Burgundy, Anchorman, looking tussled after an altercation that escalated quickly. Brick killed a guy.

Description: The meme that launched a thousand dad impressions. Based on Rick Grimes’ grief-stricken drawl from The Walking Dead, this caricature immortalizes the world’s most over-pronounced “Carl.”

Description: That moment you recognize a reference mid-scene. Rick Dalton forever pointing at himself, us, and every pop-culture callback ever made.

Description: Before friends were followers, there was Tom — the original profile pic. A throwback to when “social media” meant one blurry JPEG and 8 best friends.

Description: Two two-faced faces face off with their faces off as Castor Troy (Nicolas Cage) and Sean Archer (John Travolta) go head to head in a fight of the facades.

Description: Defiant. United. Beautiful. A celebration of trans strength and solidarity, illustrated in the colors of pride and power.

Description: You know the story. Or do you? A design for readers who can’t even trust their own protagonist.

Description: When you are the evidence and the argument. No citation required.

Description: Crude humor meets cuddly cartoon.

Description: I took my misunderstanding of a Pearl Jam lyric (Glorified version of a pellet gun) and turned it into an Art Nouveau print!

Description: Tell those Lost Boys, “I Still Believe.”

Description: When Jack met potato, he knew potato was special, but they came from different worlds. One night on Titanic, potato asked Jack to draw it like one of his French fries. Potato wore the Heart of the Ocean necklace as Jack captured potato’s likeness.

Description: *eagle scream*

Description: ZEV LOVE X becomes A HULKING DOOM

Description: Dark Knight Returns mashup with DOOM and Lord Quas

Description: More like CUTEthulu, amirite?

Description: Betty burning rubber on the roadway.

Description: REMEMBER ALL CAPS WHEN YOU SPELL THE MAN’S NAME

Description: This candy has gone bad!!!

Description: Just your average surfer.

Description: Manatee enjoying a nice cup of tea.

Description: Mouse loves that fresh brewed smell

Description: Panda needs a cup of joe.

Description: Toys “R” Us parody, distressed

Description: For all who served in Iraq