We've all seen pictures of the Golden Era of the 1950s.
But have you ever wondered what this time period would look like if it adopted a few inventions from the modern world?
After artist David Lyle came across a bunch of vintage photos, he set out to give these outdated scenes from the 50s and 60s a Millennial makeover in his latest project titled Everyone's A Critic.
By hijacking these old portraits and adding a few witty and modern additions, this comical artist essentially transforms these boring paintings into cynical works of reimagined art.
His visual series shows everything from an old-school family tuning into "The Simpsons" on their living room TV to your not-so-typical 1950s housewife baking up some delicious desserts that are downright deadly.
His clever paintings are both thought-provoking and pretty hilarious.
Take a look at the pictures below to see Lyle's comical Everyone's A Critic series.
Even women back then knew the struggles of panty lines.
Nothing says vintage like some awesome graffiti.
Putting the finishing touches on a Golden Era portrait.
Not sure what all the hype is about here.
"The Simpsons" just don't seem the same in black and white.
Bringing a bomb along for the ride.
"See this right here, ladies? It's called street art."
Take notes kids, this painting is clearly important.
He did it, officer!
Hard at work making a few Koons replicas.
These creative kids from the 50s had art class on lock. Just look at the Darth Vader-Louie V mashup.
To make your recipe simply to die for, just add a dash of rat poison.
Citations: u201cEVERYONEu2019S A CRITICu201d u2013 Vintage Photographs Hijacked by Artist David Lyle (WHUDAT)
