First, we have "Jenny & Barnabas," a cartoon about a brother and sister who like to torment each other. From the looks of things, I'm guessing this is from the late 80s when I was reading a lot of Garfield. Please note the dot matrix printer paper:
Next up, we have a lovely illustration for a junior high fiction series I wanted to write emulating the Babysitter's Club formula. Like many kids who grew up without the interwebs to entertain them, I used to write and illustrate my own stories. This was 1990, so I was 12 or 13. I really wear my influences on my sleeve, huh?
Finally, we have for you a drawing I made in 1986 at the tender age of 9. The caption reads "The Jones Family, The Box on Fairlane Avenue, Detroit." Classism is learned early on, folks!
