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Every parent thinks their kids are amazing, and they should! Every child deserves to feel special, loved, and encouraged. But... at what point does encouragement just become straight-up lies. When your child presents you with a page full of scribbles, well there's reason to praise your little Jackson Pollack, but after the fiftieth one in a row, you may find yourself running out of enthusiasm. Ah, the joys of parenting.

Jesus is meant to be the good guy, but sometimes, he can be a real jerk. These sketches show Jesus in a less than favorable way, portraying him as that pesky guy in your ear who drives you nuts. Kind of like the devil (which is ironic). Based on the original sketches, containing the caption "With You Always," illustrated as a series titled "Jesus: With You Always" in 1987 by the Christian artist Larry Van Pelt, these "Jesus is a jerk" memes show the lesser know, dark side of Jesus. Scroll down for some of the funniest versions.

A dad has been creating cute mini drawings containing puns on his daughter's lunch bag for the past eight years. His growing Instagram account - Sandchich Bag Dad - is a gallery of all his creations, aimed to brighten his daughter's day each time she saw them. It's the little things in life that put a smile on people's faces, and I'm sure these made all the difference to her day. Check out a selection of our favorite ones below.

Every parent thinks their kids do the best art. But one dad took it to the next level and recreated his children's masterpieces into realistic versions using computer graphics. His Instagram account Things I Have Drawn is a compilation of their combined artwork and it's the cutest thing ever. From animals to cars to things that are totally made up, this dad has truly captured the imagination of his children in an incredible way. Check out some of his work below. 

Everyone is trying to get through quarantine in their own ways, and for some, that means pranking the hell out of whoever you're living with. That's exactly what Massachusetts based designer Kristen Vogler did when she replaced her family photos with crayon drawings one by one for 11 days before her parents noticed anything. 

Here is the hilarious progress below, including a video of her parents' reaction when they eventually realized what their daughter had been up to! 

She documented the whole thing on Facebook, explaining that "I started poorly recreating the framed photos on our wall with top-notch art supplies, aka - a box of crayons. Every day I replaced a new photo with a new, and terrible, crayon drawing. Sneaking these masterpieces up was not easy, I had to hide in the bathroom clutching the frames multiple times. It took Paula Sassone Vogler and Mike Vogler 11 days to notice that anything had changed. I find that concerning 😂. I had a lot of fun messing with my parents during the downtime between Kristen Vogler Design projects. I hope you enjoy it, and if you know someone needing a mediocre crayon drawing, you know where to find me."

The internet is full of various celebrity photoshops, each with their own twist. But here's a new one: celebrities as cartoon animals. If you love celebs and love our cute little furry friends, then this is the list for you. 

Branded in Memory is an interesting experiment created by Signs.com, which asked 100 people to draw 10 famous logos, in order to analyze how well we are able to retain the details of these images that we meet almost daily.