A father and son want to turn the Norman Rockwell Museum of Vermont into a marijuana dispensary. So we reimagined some of Norman Rockwell’s classic paintings… on weed.
Have you ever looked at Abraham Lincoln on a five-dollar bill stoned? He definitely has.
In this re-imagining of the 1927 painting “The Law Student,” the law student studies how much cannabis concentrate he can put in a vape pen under California’s Proposition 64. (Up to one ounce.)
Rockwell painted “Triple Self-Portrait,” in 1959, but The Man made him paint over B-Real and Snoop. Here it is in its original, blazing glory.
In the original 1963 painting, the couple were holding Skippy Peanut Butter — a sticky icky for a more innocent time.
The original is called “Pregnant Woman Drinking Tea.” In our version, she’s not pregnant, she just has the munchies. Be cool.
We actually didn’t change this one at all.
