Loren Colemanさんのイラストまとめ

Unique CryptoStore gifts.

Bigfoot and Yeti ornaments ~ great year round presents to hominology fans.

https://t.co/jmiRHB5BQS

Karl Shuker’s rare book on dinosaurs and cryptozoology stamps for that person on your list who loves stamps and cryptids!

https://t.co/laJLfR3DZb

Jan 1, 2021, we have a new address at the same location:

Loren Coleman, Director
International Cryptozoology Museum
32 Resurgam Place
Portland, ME 04102

The World’s Only Nonprofit Cryptozoology Museum
https://t.co/j6bfSh7wsK
At @ThompsonsPoint

Resurgam = “I shall rise again.”

Due to #CityofPortland passing a hazard wage of $18/hr & COVID19’s drop in visitors, the International Cryptozoology Museum is closing on Wed & Thurs for Dec, & open 11 am to 4 pm the remaining days. Get gifts at the in-Museum shop or buy directly online: https://t.co/kl1mHPxccH

@sasysquatchgirl @middleofbeyond You may know me too well.

@MaineMillennial Fox or coyote with mange. Difficult to determine without more footage, colors, or behaviors shown. Not classic Chupacabras, as they are bipedal.

@TetZoo Certainly, the balance must have shifted more in the direction of animal species toys versus Merhorses, Merbeings, Minnesota Iceman, and Mothman? Ha!

One of my all-time favorite Halloween season articles appeared in the Chicago Tribune in 2017. (https://t.co/K9ERPqT7Nm)
The illustrations by Phil Geib are outstanding. Loved that the reporter used John A. Keel’s not-so-hidden joke about “Abominable Swamp Slobs.” ~ @CryptoLoren

#CryptoTiki
Ivan T. Sanderson, a foundation grandfather of cryptozoology, collaborated with the midcentury pre-tiki artist/naturalist/archaeologist Miguel Covarrubias, for ITS’ children’s book, John and Juan in the Jungle (1953). ~ @CryptoLoren cc: @red_pill_junkie @tikipopparis

@carlsonmiked You think that’s bad? You should hear folks stumble over “coelacanth” (correctly pronounced “see·luh·kanth”) everyday.

@FrankSabbath @StarDoG23 Problem with the Alabama White Thang is folks don’t seem to agree on anything other than it’s lack of color! Ha. Of course, it’s got the Decatur Name Game going for it. ~ @CryptoLoren