Caught Red Handed

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Someday, fashion designer, Matilda, would be applauded for her innovative use of color and texture. Childhood was not that time.  


Dennis The Menace might be tough competition, but The Red Menace was up to the challenge.  


Initially dismayed, Fuzzy grew to enjoy his vivid third color. Barbie was taken into protective custody and began a new life as a red head.  

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