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Here's an example of a cartoon being changed from the sketch to the final version. I'm trying to sell this one as a greeting card. 

In other news, I'm taking my son to his friend's birthday party in about a half hour. Earlier this morning we went to Target to buy the birthday gift. At the front of the store was this sweatshirt (second image). I pointed to it and said, "Hey, let's get that for you while were here." Then he gave me the death stare. I was cracking up. 

I'm all for schools encouraging kindness, discouraging bullying, and teaching other important interpersonal skills. My son's elementary school does this and it's great. But that sweatshirt is just too much. Is it part of Target's new clothing line, "Kids who want to get their butts kicked"? Who would send their kid to school wearing that? 

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Stephen Gilberg

Not nearly the most controversial kid shirt at Target this year.

Nancy DeStadio

Love the sentiment not the format. I have to wonder about marketing choices. The peppers are truly hearing scary stories. Boo hiss!

Scott Metzger

Yeah the sentiment is right but I don't know who'd actually wear that shirt. Seems odd, but I've seen worse.