Let's begin with the official portraits.
— Dan Scavino Jr. (@Scavino45) October 31, 2017
It's safe to say they're pretty standard photos. Trump even offers viewers a cheesy smile, according to critics.
Now, onto the edits that tricksters worked on arduously as they popped a few Reese's Pieces into their fuel tanks.
There was the classic comparison to food…
— Hammilton (@mathewpankratz) October 31, 2017
…mixed in with a bit of clowning around…
— Harry Doyle (@HarryDoyleESPN) October 31, 2017
— Susan Gross (@pricklyeater) October 31, 2017
… and even some bars to boot.
— Jason Wages (@jason_wages) October 31, 2017
— Glenn S (@RedFlameTV) October 31, 2017
Out of all the mock portraits internet artists designed the one that caught some flack from critics was none other than a comparison to Heath Ledger's troublesome Joker.
— Dandelion Dollar💸 (@DandelionDollar) October 31, 2017
The commander-in-chief as the chaos-loving nemesis of Batman just didn't sit right for some.
— Robin (@robin_glover) October 31, 2017
— sharon (@scskye) November 2, 2017
Trump and Pence's portraits were released a whopping nine months after the two took charge of the White House. By comparison, former President Barack Obama's portrait was revealed roughly a month after his inauguration.
