I like your old stuff.

Thanks. Back when I was working with ball-point pens and chisel-tipped markers for photocopy, I tried to develop a style that wouldn't look as crude as it was. Hopefully that has helped it age well.

It has. Classics ate the best.

The emotional expression is still top-notch. :)

Opps. That comment bellow should have been here.

Glad you like it. By the way, please let me know if you'd mind me uploading some old pics of you with the rest. There are two in the 1998 set. They are, of course, dated in more than just their style.

That would be fine, the earlier one was really off on the color, but as you know, the "Whos my little sailor?" is still one of my absolute favorite drawings of me even tho Ive not been a koala in 8 years.

There should be three - Sweet Eucalyptus Dreams, Who's My Little Sailor, and the later drawing of me as a big cubbybear hugging Ashtar when he was still a fox. Or was there another one? I can't remember. Must peruse my images. Also if you plan to post some of the non-babyfur drawings, please don't forget my two favorites there, Myxt's Tip #5 and the one with the really awesome perspective. Oh, and the one with the submarine. *Grin*

That is a big time oldy and I approve as usual^^

If only Kipling could see this, I wonder what he would say? While your art is great, especially expression, your articles are even better.

Thanks. This comic in particular shows the importance of making a point in few (or no) words. I'd like to think cartooning has improved my skill in this, and that my articles have benefited. However, it might be some time before "Understanding.Infantilism.org - The Graphic Novel" comes out.

By the way, when this pic was new, Understanding.Infantilism.org still had the quote from Kipling's Jungle Book on the index page. "For the strength of the wolf is the pack, and the strength of the pack is the wolf."

There are a few little quirps that I have memorized. One is the V rant from V for Vendetta, the Jabberwocky by Lewis Carroll, and the first stanza of the Law of the Jungle.

Now this is the Law of the Jungle -- as old and as true as the sky;
And the Wolf that shall keep it may prosper, but the Wolf that shall break it must die.
As the creeper that girdles the tree-trunk the Law runneth forward and back --
For the strength of the Pack is the Wolf, and the strength of the Wolf is the Pack.

It's part of my personal Creedo. That and the "I must not fear" from Dune. I just thought that you bringing that up was a great coincidence.

Cool!

Look well, O Wolves!

Of course, the Frog was younger, and chased by Lungri (aka Shere Khan), not kidnapped. Raksha may find this one a pawful.