Bigskull, Er, I Mean Foot

This week, Todd May, a known Bigfoot enthusiast, says he found what he believes is the fossilized skull of one of the elusive creatures.

May was walking near his home in Utah when he came across the skull, which weighed in at a whopping seventy five pounds. Mr. May claims to have met a Bigfoot twice before, and believes the skull belongs to one of their distant ancestors.

Some are skeptical about May's discovery. Upon seeing the skull,  Professor Jesse Carlucci of Midwestern State University said it was nothing more than an ordinary rock.

May says he isn't surprised that some are doubting his momentous discovery, chalking it up to jealousy. "There's haters out there, other Bigfoot enthusiasts that don't like it that I found something first."

I know how Mr. May feels. I went through the same thing a couple years ago after I discovered those Loch Ness Monster eggs in my driveway.

Bigfoot Businessman

 

He came from the deep woods to the big city with a dream, to become Bigfoot Businessman, the Cryptozoological Capitalist!

This is a vector drawing, drawn all in InDesign. The logo was hand lettered, but based on a real font.

Here's the somewhat bizarre sketch I drew for Bigfoot Businessman. I'm not sure why I doodled him in two parts like that.

Herman Saunter, Winner Of The 2010 Bigfoot Walk-Alike Contest

There was stiff competition in this year's Bigfoot Walk-Alike Contest, but Herman rose above the challengers and pulled it off beautifully.

I feel guilty for not posting anything in so long. I tried to draw all week, but I just couldn't get in the mood. Then today I had a series of frustrating computer problems. The stupid computer crashed pretty hard, and when I booted back up then I couldn't get online, and when that was sorted out, then it wouldn't let me open Firefox. It seems to have calmed down now after its tantrum. Computers are fun sometimes, aren't they?

Drawn in Photoshop on the graphic tablet.

Here's the original sketch of Herman. I thought he looked a little like that famous photo of Bigfoot, hence the stuff about the Walk-Alike Contest.