Ballyraven

A bigfoot from West Virginia

Devil Bird

Akkorokamui, Ainu cryptid

Map featuring all of West Virginia's cryptids

A line art design of the Maryland bi-pedal wolfman, Dewayo.

Wendigo encounter

Ghosts attracted to human speech

The ghost dog- Snarly Yow- of Appalachia

The hairless bigfoot of West Virginia

ABCs (Alien Big Cats): Appalachia's Black Panther/ Black Mountain Lion

The Flatwoods Monster alien

A cartoon of a flying Mothman

The strongest bigfoot- the Stoneman

A two-headed turtle from American mythology/cryptozoology

Cryptid lover design

Study of the Loch Ness Monster

A UFO sighting over WV: https://knegerton.wixsite.com/mysite/silver-saucers

A vampiric, paranormal entity from Sewell, West Virginia: https://knegerton.wixsite.com/mysite/devilofsewell

Southern masked bears are mysterious creatures most active during the cold and wet winter months in the Appalachian Mountains. Pioneers used to believe that if one saw a masked bear, it meant they were going to be killed by natural causes within the year; others kept them as pets, and even taught them to speak simple words and phrases. Read more: https://knegerton.wixsite.com/mysite/southern-masked-bear

It is well-known that four-leaf clovers are lucky- but, why? What kind of luck does the small plant offer? Amazingly, they give humans a variety of temporary, passive abilities! ​ Four-leaf clovers are plants transformed by sprites for use by humans. Thousands of years ago, benevolent fae creatures gathered and developed a magical spell to cast on clovers; this spell allowed them to better communicate with humans and protect them from pucks, imps, and other evil entities. However, the magic on the clover's leaves only lasts until it wilts, and works only as long as a human has hand-to-clover contact. Read more here: https://knegerton.wixsite.com/mysite/four-leaf-clover

THE DAY HOOT A true owl (strigidae), the Day Hoot is a subspecies of Barred Owl native to the Appalachian region. It is thought to cause death and strikes terror in the hearts of those who see it and know its story. Read more here: https://knegerton.wixsite.com/mysite/day-hoot

Pipisanguisuge, Vampiric Cave Bat Humanoid from the Appalachian Plateau region (folklore)

Cryptid shirt design

Cryptozoology Shirt Design

The North American Dryad, the Pallidae- protector of the forest

The Wendigo from folklore

The West Virginian variety of Wendigo

Snallygaster- Maryland's dragon

A wendigo

A drawing of a slime dragon

Blue Ben, European legendary dragon

Dead Head

Houndmaster - Poltergeist

Bigfoot of the Eastern Wood

Flatwoods Monster

Jormungandr, the World Serpent