The National Brexit Impact Photoshops refer to the distinctive, often hyperbolic front-page designs by the Scottish pro-independence newspaper, The National. Since the 2016 referendum, the publication has frequently used elaborate photo manipulations to visualize the perceived catastrophic consequences of the UK leaving the European Union. These covers often feature striking imagery like empty supermarket shelves, burning bridges, or iconic landmarks in ruin, paired with bold, provocative headlines. On the internet, these covers became a meme format as users both celebrated the creative activism and satirized the dramatic visual style. It is now used to highlight any perceived political failure or to poke fun at the intense media landscape surrounding UK politics.