Wednesday, November 9, 2011

Carson Yeti


Yuki Frostfoot by Jennifer Carson

YETI Night 2012

WOW. It's not every day you get an email like this:
Dear Yeti Lover,

Just wanted to share a photo album of pictures from our YETI Night at the American Mountaineering Museum. We host an annual event called YETI Night, complete with Great Divide's Yeti Beer, Yeti Cycles giveaways, Yeti mask making, and a Yeti costume contest.

We stumbled across your blog while we were planning the event and figured you might appreciate this.

You'll notice that one couple in particular went ALL out with their Yeti costume. Believe it or not, he actually made that from scratch. Quite impressive!

Hope you have a great day.

Shelby Arnold
Museum Director
American Mountaineering Museum

That's AMAZING! Here's a sneakpeak at what you'll find in the event's photo album, which I encourage you to check out :



My mind is officially blown.

Tuesday, November 8, 2011

Gallego Yeti



Snow Monster Hunter by Sebastien Gallego

Yeti Arcade: Invizimals

I wondered a couple of years ago whether one of the Invizimals was a yeti...

Turns out I was right!



Monday, November 7, 2011

Return of Pictoplasma Missing Link!



Apparently, the Pictoplasma Missing Link Project is still going down! They took submissions of yeti character designs up until Halloween this year and they're planning an exhibition for December! Here are some more submissions:


Leonardo Ferro 1 and 2


Will Scobie


Leona Clarke


Phil Murrills


Phil Murrills


Dan Lunn


Diego Moisés Zinkete


Richard James Nash


Thomas Assié


Ekaterina Koroleva


Pyus Chan

Woody Woodpecker vs. Yeti



Issue No 2 (1991) of Woody Woodpecker

Friday, November 4, 2011

Not Yeti Friday - Arctic Bullymong




The upcoming video game Borderlands 2 will feature a creature called an Arctic Bullymong. Some preview screenshots reveal a mighty, hulking four-armed ape-beast of the tundra what reminds one of yeti!




I for one applaud the designers for including a yeti-like baddie in their game. I also applaud them calling it a "Bullymong", which is a pretty decent name for a mighty, hulking four-armed ape-beast of the tundra what reminds one of yeti.



You know what these four-armed yetis on another planet remind me of? Why, the four-armed yetis on Mars (See previous Not-Yeti post) from Edgar Rice Burroughs' classic Barsoom novels! I wonder if it was a deliberate nod.

Coincidentally, I am currently reading the first in the series (Princess of Mars) in anticipation of the new film. Incidentally, I recommend this New Yorker article.