Loveland Posters and Art Prints

Loveland Frogman Vintage Minimal Book Cover Cryptid Poster

For the love of beautiful Loveland!

Cryptids Club Case file #481 Loveland Frogmen Threat Level 2 Humanoid amphibian Spotted in Loveland, Ohio, USA

The artwork portrays a black ink drawing of Loveland's street scene. Highlighting its historical significance in the state of Colorado, USA.

Ski Loveland Colorado Skier Skiing Winter Sports Gifts

970 Loveland Colorado Map Retro Fade Gifts

Hope you like it.

Original design by STRANGEOLOGY. Explore the world of weird with this cool and unique Loveland Frogman cryptid design which makes a great gift for any cryptozoology, mythical, paranormal, and legendary creature enthusiasts. Perfect for cryptid lovers and those who want to represent their home state with awesome apparel & merch products. Get weird and grab yours today!

According to various legends, the Loveland Frogman was first sighted by a traveling salesman driving along an unnamed Loveland, Ohio road late at night in 1955. In one story, the driver was heading out of the Branch Hill neighborhood when he spotted three figures stood erect on their hind legs along the side of the road, each 3 to 4 feet in height, with leathery skin and frog faces. In other versions of the story, the creatures were spotted under or over a poorly lit bridge, and one held a wand over its head that fired a spray of sparks. In 1972, the Loveland Frogman legend gained renewed attention when a Loveland police officer reported to a colleague that he had seen an animal consistent with descriptions of the frogman.

the loveland frogman

What's Good Loveland Podcast Logo

A Cryptid Junction design of the curious Ohio amphib-noids!

Loveland Pass Colorado Continental Divide CO

According to various legends, the Loveland Frogman was first sighted by a traveling salesman driving along an unnamed Loveland, Ohio road late at night in 1955. In one story, the driver was heading out of the Branch Hill neighborhood when he spotted three figures stood erect on their hind legs along the side of the road, each 3 to 4 feet in height, with leathery skin and frog faces. In other versions of the story, the creatures were spotted under or over a poorly lit bridge, and one held a wand over its head that fired a spray of sparks. In 1972, the Loveland Frogman legend gained renewed attention when a Loveland police officer reported to a colleague that he had seen an animal consistent with descriptions of the frogman.

Loveland Frogman

For the love of home, Loveland Colorado

For the love of beautiful Loveland!

here's the whole gang all in one fantastic place! The Cryptid Zoo!

This isn`t the usual monster associated with the myth of the Loveland Frog, she is just a sweet little Cryptid that just wants to dance!

The Brady's meet the Monsters. 9 squares filled with cryptid goodness. Cartoons of The Lake Erie Monster Bessie, Point Pleasant Mothman, The Pacific North West Bigfoot or Sasquatch, Dogman of Michigan, The Rhinelander Hodag, The New Jersey Devil, The Frogman of Loveland, Ohio, The Dover Demon and The Bosco Turtle! One cryptid per square. Enjoy the Cryptid Bunch. Just don't tell Jan! "Marsha, Marsha, Marsha!

This Loveland Frogman artwork features a cryptid frog creature.

Colorado Loveland The Sweetheart City Retro Gifts

This Loveland Frog wants you to believe in yourself.

See Loveland Resort in a whole new way. You are looking at the most accurate and technical Ski Trail Map out there. Updated regularly to ensure the most up to date information with the highest level of detail. Don’t settle for the free resort provided artist rendition trail map or an app that uses an inaccurate map. Get an accurate Ski Map from Mapsynergy. New 3D versions showing the runs of each resort. Then overlaid on a 3D model to see what the resort actually looks like without artist warping. Want more detail? See our full resort trail map version. Visit us at skimap.com or mapsynergy.com. This map is not affiliated with the resort in any way. All Trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

Lake Loveland Colorado. Distressed sunset vibe on a lake.

Sighted in the 1970s and again recently in 2016.

A Cryptid Covered design featuring A Shadow Person, The Dover Demon, A Ningen, A Jackalope, The Canvey Island Monster, A Dogman, The Loveland Frog, The Ozark Howler, The Squonk, The Crawfordsville Monster, A Hoop snake, The Maryland Goatman, Gef The Talking Mongoose, A Skinwalker, A Pukwudgie, A Flying Rod, The Montauk Monster, The Mothman, The Enfeild Horror, A Fresno Nightcrawler, The Melonheads, The Mongolian Death Worm, The Jersey Devil, Chupacabra, A Globster, Bigfoot,The Flatwoods Monster and The Hopkinsville Goblin.

A quick design.

Cute Loveland Frogman Positive Affirmation I Believe In You Ohio Cryptid Creature is for every frogman lovers, according to Ohio folklore, this creature 1st spotted in 1955 by a travelling salesman,but he spotted 3 figures, and one of them held a wand over his head that sprayed sparks. Frogman Magic wand :)

Step into the World of Urban Legends with this Loveland Frogman Retro Sunset Design! Inspired by the mysterious tales of the Loveland Frogman, this artwork captures the eerie ambiance of dusk with a retro twist.

Show your love for skiing and the 80s with this Retro Vaporwave Ski Mountain Design! Or check out my store for others!

Beer label design inspired by the Loveland Frogmen.

Loveland Ski Area Trail Map

Show your love for snow and butters with this Ski Butter Carving Design! Or check out one of my many other designs for more!

Show your love for snow and butters with this Ski Butter Carving Design! Or check out one of my many other designs for more!

The Colorado Continental Divide On Loveland Pass is an art print I created using a sketching and watercolor technique. This technique uses precise sketched lines and subtle colors creating a sharper look. The setting is the mountain range that makes up the continental divide on Loveland Pass, Colorado. The scene depicts the mountains above the Eisenhower Tunnel which connects Denver on the east to the Lake Dillon area on the western side of the tunnel. The highway that takes you up over Loveland Pass was the only way across the continental divide prior to the tunnel being built. The pass rises to an elevation of 11,991 feet which takes you above tree line.