[Mobility Monday] Vehicles

By snowtube:

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By dogsled:

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By jetpack:

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By bicycle:

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By raft:

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By car:

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Mascot for Yeti Car Rental

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By scooter:

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By jet:

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By rocket-skate:

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By hot air balloon:

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By llama:

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By reindeer:

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In the style of Ed Roth's Rat Fink (as seen before):

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By motocross:

Yeti Extreme Motocross (2015):

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By lots of stuff:

Ski Safari 2 (2015):

 

Bartlett Yetis Forever

Scott Bartlett, aka cronobreaker, is forever. As are his many yeti (1|2|3|4). Here are some new ones. A couple of them are even animated. See links below to the strutting one and the one sitting on the scooter. They mooooove.


Yeti Art by ~cronobreaker on deviantART


Yeti Strut (animated) by ~cronobreaker on deviantART


Scooty Scoot (animated) by ~cronobreaker on deviantART


Yes. Another Yeti on a scooter by ~cronobreaker on deviantART

cronobreaker Yeti

Super-reader Spencer M. spotted the above character on Mojizu.

It reminded me of a recent post featuring an older yeti and a unicorn companion (by artist Mike Mitchell), also riding a scooter with skull apparel. I am tagging both posts with a new label, "Scooters", since I am sensing a new trend.

Who is the artist behind the above? His name is Scott™ or "cronobreaker" on deviantart.

A quick look at his portfolio reveals another excellent yeti illustration. It reminds us that the same thing happens to all of us, even the yeti, when we drink the slurpee too fast:


Link: "Even Yetis get Brain Freeze"


Scott™ submitted this one and a few others to the Australian Slurpee Tee Competition and it was one of his other ones, which also features a yeti, that got selected as one of the finalists!

Four things that go great together

SirMitchell of Etsy joins the ranks of the most wise and forthright among us who dare to make yeti the subject of their art and t-shirt designs.

This one illustrates "a yeti, a unicorn, a moped, and the open road...".

Sir Mitchell has our admiration and our hearts. And look closely to see a tie fighter decal on the moped. Bless you, SirM, bless you.

Escape from Skull Canyon

There was playset called "Escape from Skull Canyon" back in the day featuring yeti only he was called a "Fierce Monster". Evel Knievel would fly around on in his motor-cycle, and yeti would roar at him, and then at one point, Evel would fly up and knock yeti over and then run his motorcycle over Mr. Fierceness again and again. Then Evel would fly away, thinking he had won, but yeti would wake up in surprise and grab onto Evel's wheels at the last second and hang on while they flew around. What would then ensue can only be described as Hand-to-Hand Combat... IN THE SKY. Desperately grappling at each other, you know one of them is going to fall to almost certain doom or the motorcycle will crash (also almost certain doom)!!! Either way, DOOOOOM. You know it happened.



Thanks to bubblegumfink via boingboing