Map of My Childhood

A four-card memory atlas of an 80s New Jersey shore town: boardwalk arcade, beach-badge booth, cassette-player pocket relics, and dune-path dusk in cartoon-color screenprint style.

Episode 6 of the Memory Atlas series. A 4-card set mapping 90s suburban Atlanta (circa 1992–1998): overview poster-map with 12 landmarks, a graphic close-up of the Waffle House on Peachtree Rd, a Lisa Frank folder still-life, and a community pool on a 3pm July afternoon — all in the new authentic cartoon-color screenprint palette.

90s Southern California suburb memory atlas: 12-landmark overview map, In-N-Out Burger close-up, Sony Discman still life, and a synthwave skate park at dusk. All in bold neon-on-midnight risograph screenprint aesthetic.

80s suburban Texas memory atlas: 12-landmark map, DQ Blizzard window, Trapper Keeper still life, and a cul-de-sac at dusk.

A 4-card memory atlas of the late-90s East Coast strip-mall belt (circa 1995–1999) — overview map with 11 landmarks, the Blockbuster Video interior in all its fluorescent glory, an enamel-pin StarTAC flip phone still life, and a synthwave golden-hour parking-lot mood scene. All in bold neon-on-midnight risograph screenprint aesthetic.

A 4-card memory atlas of the early-90s Midwest small town (circa 1991–1996) — overview map with 12 landmarks, the Video Time rental store interior, an enamel-pin SNES cartridge still life, and a synthwave dusk scene at the municipal pool. All in bold neon-on-midnight risograph screenprint aesthetic.

A 4-card memory atlas of the 80s Pacific Northwest suburb (circa 1984–1988) — overview map, cul-de-sac close-up, Game Boy still life, and a synthwave dusk mood scene. All rendered in bold neon-on-midnight screenprint poster aesthetic.