There is no video footage of the 1700s so for all we know, the presidential drawings of Jason Heuser could be historically accurate. These epic depictions feature some of the greatest figures in American politics doing some of the most hardcore ass-kicking anyone could imagine.
While Thomas Jefferson is most known for the Declaration of Independence, it's not as well known that he beat some gorillas half-way to hell. But gorillas are nothing compared to the trials that George Washington had to go through; according to Jason Heuser, before the Revolutionary War began, Washington was a zombie hunter complete with pistols and patriotic cameo pants.
The artwork of Jason Heuser puts a hilarious spin on American history.
What's Driving This Trend
- Epic Depictions
- There is a trend of creating epic and unconventional depictions of historical figures, presenting them in a new light.
- Historical Humor
- There is a trend of adding humor to historical representations, creating unexpected and entertaining narratives.
- American Badasses
- There is a trend of portraying iconic American figures in a badass and rebellious manner, challenging traditional perceptions.
Who This Affects Most
- Art and Illustration
- The art and illustration industry can explore opportunities to create unconventional and humorous depictions of historical figures, appealing to a broader audience.
- Entertainment and Media
- The entertainment and media industry can capitalize on the trend of historical humor, creating engaging content that combines entertainment and education.
- Merchandising and Collectibles
- The merchandising and collectibles industry has the opportunity to produce unique and novel products featuring the badass depictions of iconic American figures, attracting enthusiasts and collectors.
