The Prime Minister appeared to be making the most of his holiday last night as he was seen painting on the terrace of his Spanish Costa getaway.
Boris Johnson was seen at Zac Goldsmith's £25,000-a-week estate in the hills above Marbella wearing a crinkled white shirt with a carefree look on his face as he put paint to canvas in an easel set up on the sea-facing balcony.
Social media users have now let their imaginations run wild over what exactly Mr Johnson was painting.
Cinephile: One Twitter user imagined that the Prime Minister could be painting this avid Matrix fan wielding his katana and trenchcoat combo beside the film's poster
Abstract: Another thought the PM could be creating a piece with a more modern twist, focusing more on emotional expression and less on real world objects
I want to bee prime minister: Could Mr Johnson have been painting a version of this wasp-like creature on his Spanish holiday?
The real me: One Twitter user thought the PM might have been creating a new werewolf-type persona which also appears to have vampire-style fangs
Simple: Perhaps Mr Johnson stuck simply to one colour on a blank canvas for a more minimalistic approach
Another social media user suggested that Mr Johnson could have been painting a bus
Submissions for what the PM could have been painting include a werewolf persona, a wasp, random colours, and a bus.
While Mr Johnson insists he remains working to solve Britain's growing problems, he has been seen lounging around on the terrace of the luxury property with his hands behind his head.
He was also last night seen sketching an image of the sun setting over the Mediterranean Sea from the Andalusian hillside.
Mr Johnson appears to share the hobby with his political hero, Sir Winston Churchill - a keen amateur artist himself, having created more than 500 paintings.
His appreciation for such artwork may have also stemmed from his late mother, Charlotte Johnson Wahl, who was a painter.
Boris Johnson paints with children during a visit to The Discovery School in West Malling, Kent, in 2020
Boris Johnson sits and paints Tulips with children from Colham Manor primary school during a constituency visit on March 18, 2021 in Uxbridge
It was revealed ahead of Carrie's move into No10 that Mr and Mrs Johnson relax by spending their evenings painting together, with some of their pieces hanging on the walls of her flat in South London.
The PM had sheltered from the 30 degree sunshine during the day but emerged as the temperature dropped.
The premier has faced criticism over the timing of his trip abroad, amid Britain's
