The Rarely Seen Original Artwork From Bill Watterson’s Yearbook
He was a child progeny.
Bill Watterson has been notoriously reclusive since ending Calvin and Hobbes in 1995. Luckily for us, there's one thing no one can hide from: what
happened in college.
It turns out Watterson was a prolific artist for his college yearbook, The Kenyon Collegian, and his signature style and wisdom are unmistakable. Here are some of his rarely seen early works, complete with context from the classmate who unearthed them:
It turns out Watterson was a prolific artist for his college yearbook, The Kenyon Collegian, and his signature style and wisdom are unmistakable. Here are some of his rarely seen early works, complete with context from the classmate who unearthed them:
