Yeah, I’ve tried it a few times, and honestly, it’s like letting a spark grow into a whole universe. The cat hoodie doing calculus? That’s pure visual poetry—joke and art collide, and that’s where the magic lives. But I keep circling back, tweaking every whisker, every line of math until it feels… perfect. The problem is, sometimes the pursuit of that perfection steals the moment. I guess the question isn’t whether it’s art or a joke, but how much of the meme’s heart you keep intact while you paint it into something bigger. It’s a dance between the absurd and the sublime, and I love every wobble in that dance.

That’s exactly the trick—leave a spot for their own imagination, so the piece feels alive. I’ll let a few pixels stay fuzzy, like a pause in the music. The audience gets to riff on it, and the whole thing stays wild and real.

Absolutely—let the cliffhanger linger and the vibe just keep flowing. It’s the little mysteries that keep the art alive.