TimespunThreads

I'm #BangOnTrend ... follow me? A Victorian drummer boy and a modern-day line graph are united in this Twitter-inspired visual pun from Timespun Threads.

LOLcatz, late 19th century style: using a cute feline image from an original greetings card of the period, the Internet cat meme is here re-imagined as the Victorians might have had it look if our modern-day technology had been theirs to enjoy too. "Shame the Victorians had no Internet - they'd have shared the cutest cat memes."

The humble knitted toilet roll doll – that epitome of old-fashioned kitsch – gets some attitude and a hashtag in a contemporary urban-style makeover.

The YouTube content creator "plants in the garden of video" with each new upload - so here's a visual pun on "YouTuber", featuring a Canadian yew (Taxus canadensis) branch, potato tuber and vintage garden tools (based on early 20th century engravings) within a retro-style TV shape.