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GIANT (digital background download for sale on Etsy)

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Yashima: Legend of the Icy Peaks (2015) was a board game expansion that enabled you as a player to super-power yourself by joining forces with a giant yeti.

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It Stands in the Snow (Source) - comic from 1956 has a surprise twist ending... a panel that is actually on its side. Here it is right-side up:

Sleepy Yeti 5

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Kids Cartoon: Return to the Planet of the Apes

In the 70s cartoon, "Return to the Planet of the Apes", the mountain apes have a Tibetan style. Their god is Kygoor, who is basically the yeti.

• Battle of the Titans (aired November 1975)
• Terror on Ice Mountain (aired November 1975)

  

Cyclops 9: Juan Carlos Paz, aka Bakea

Juan Carlos Paz, aka Bakea, is the best.

Instagram | Facebook | Behance | Tumblr

Already blogged earlier this year about his multi-eyed yetis (and on my wedding anniversary).

Cyclops 7: Giants

Cyclops Giant

Cyclops Giant (Áine Mc Guinness)

Peter Nevins

Peter Nevins

[Mountain Monday] Yeti vs. Mountain

Just out from Google: Verne: The Himalayas - an app for Android where YOU are the yeti, a 500 ft yeti named Verne, and can explore the Himalaya Mountains via 3D Google Maps.  Travel via balloon, ice skates, jet pack, hand glider, etc., or just run, jump around, interact with argali, or play Himalayan musical instruments (?)

Who better than an ablobinable snowman, native to the region, to explore the mountains and ascend Chomolungma (aka Mt. Everest)?

Thanks for the scoop, Colin!

Yeti vs. Mountain: that's a truly classic interaction. What other imagery can we find depicting this relationship?

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[Mountain Monday] Yeti vs. Mountain

Just out from Google: Verne: The Himalayas - an app for Android where YOU are the yeti, a 500 ft yeti named Verne, and can explore the Himalaya Mountains via 3D Google Maps.  Travel via balloon, ice skates, jet pack, hand glider, etc., or just run, jump around, interact with argali, or play Himalayan musical instruments (?)

Who better than an ablobinable snowman, native to the region, to explore the mountains and ascend Chomolungma (aka Mt. Everest)?

Thanks for the scoop, Colin!

Yeti vs. Mountain: that's a truly classic interaction. What other imagery can we find depicting this relationship?

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