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The artist's technique is iconic because the drawings aren't realistic but still you can recognize the objects and people (it's not abstract)

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The two girls represent the youth and what they say shows us what their view of how the world works is.

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I agree with the artist's message, that kids aren't really being taught how their world works and what they can do in it.

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It exagerates the characters worldview and language to make a sort of shock humor.

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It questions what we as a society teach our children about how the realworld works

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The artist uses a fairly simplistic style, it's not exactly realistic but it displays a real scenario.

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One of the girls is saying to the other "I can't decide what i'm going to be when i grow up--a good girl or a slut."

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It's set in a little girl's room with two girls playing with their dolls.

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The kids in the cartoon are playing with dolls. In the background there's a pink bed, teddie bear, painting and lamps

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The drawing features two little girls playing with their dolls and talking. The girl on the right's talking and the one on the left looks shocked.

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It was published in Liza Conelly's book "When do we serve the wine". She drew this as a respond to the female eperience in American society.