Yeti Tees
Posted by: Loren Coleman on February 21st, 2009
In Maine, former Pennsylvania art professor, now a successful wildlife and cryptozoology artist, Richard Klyver is selling his original Abominable Snowman, as shown above, for his new tee-shirts. He is generously donating $2.50 from the sale of each tee-shirt to support the cryptozoology research of the International Cryptozoology Museum (direct PayPal donation is still lcoleman@maine.rr.com).
Pick up one of the coolest cryptids on a tee for the coming hot months, and help a good cause.
If interested, please contact Klyver at windigo2@myfairpoint.net to talk to him about PayPal or snail mail check payment.
The cost is $20 per shirt and includes domestic postage, for one shirt (sizes S, M, L, XL), with the Abominable Snowman on it. Be sure to include your shipping address with your payment.
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Harry Trumbore’s drawing of a Yeti appeared in a certain 2006 field guide.
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Interesting, the drawings both show the Yeti with a divergent first toe.
Viergacht: Interesting, but I’d expect it, given that the artists here both know quite a bit about what they’re dealing with.
The “Shipton track,” while not exactly considered a type yeti track (hard to do of course without a confirmed animal), is still the best footprint we have; and it shows a foot with a divergent first toe (and in fact surprisingly similar to a gorilla’s).
And I want one of those shirts, just BTW.