That was my thought. He probably drew her as a Fairy Princess. 
Funny. As. Hell.
I thought the little girl looked so sad. She did have a bit of cuteness about her, which the artist could have emphasized, rather than making her look like an angry 40-year-old.
Sad? She looked pissed. I’m pretty sure she was thinking “this is crappy street artist #7 that I’ve tried today. If he draws another frakkin’ fairy princess, I’m gonna go postal”.
OK, now that was funny.
FWIW, I didn’t laugh either.
I’m surprised by how many respondents were troubled/saddened by this pic. I’m usually a bleeding heart but this one didn’t trip any wire. The kid is glowering, and I imagined the picture taker to be an amused parent rather than a cruel prankster. Maybe I read this wrong.
No, no, everyone else is right. This will obviously haunt her for the rest of her days.
In ten years, there will be a series of serial killings of caricaturists.
I can’t help it, I laughed. Don’t you judge me!
I’m still laughing.
I wonder what the police artist sketch of the suspect will look like?
Excellent.
Bait.
As one of the detectives in a Nero Wolfe novel remarks, “Then he knocks off the broad and we catch him!”
The first thing that crossed my mind was the cover of Gahan Wilson’s book.
Why does someone always gotta bring up Hitler/Nazis? :smack:
Don’t you watch the History Channel?
Why? Is there some kind of BS rumor that Adolf was an aspiring young artist who was rejected by art school or something? 
I think it is funny as hell as a thought experiment. To actually do it in real life, not so much, like many things we think are funny/entertaining in fiction/tv.
I think the cartoon image looked a bit cuter and more happy than the grumpy little girl did.