The YETS FieldGuide

Here is the first YET-spotter, Zoe A. and she is walking with a Yet in the forest.
It looks like they are having a lot of fun!

The YET FieldGuide---rules

The YET FieldGuide is a product of readers who have gone exploring in the TreeWorld and have recorded their observations with drawings and notes made at that moment.

I have kept all of your drawings and I want to publish them here but there are a few rules:

1). Anonymity. I can only use your first name and last initial.
This is because there are evil people who will track down people who are YET-spotting and might kidnap you to find out where the YETS are.

2). I need written or verbal permission (from your parent or guardian) to post your drawings.

3). I can only publish one of your drawings at a time. This is because many of you are diligent in collecting as many YET types and I only have so much time to publish this blog.

4). All artwork received for the FieldGuide becomes property of 1 YET Publishing.

5). I reserve the right to add to the rules if needed.

That's it for now. I will publish the first drawing I got with permission this week (actually I got the permission today) and as I get more permissions I will publish more.

...have fun exploring the TreeWorld!

Unicorns are lazy bums

If androids dream of electric sheep,
then do unicorns dream of tie-dyed pegasus?

Need a T-Shirt Yet?

Here is a licensed design for a t-shirt,
if you would like a shirt, go to this store:

It's a Gamer's Thing

or buy one from me at a show!

YETS FieldGuide

The FieldGuide is put on hold pending permission from the students and their parents.
Thanks for waiting, I will keep posting my Yet art.

No Ice Cream Yet!

Be forewarned when you distract a Yet, the distraction can become an obsession.

Yet Joust Read !

Yets get easily distracted. The tough job is to find out what to distract them with,
food, books (with a lot of pictures) and a beautiful face are places to start.

Baiting a Yet

I thought I would post some of my newer prints.
This one is about how you train a Yet.
The answer is you have to use bait, and this means something attractive
for some of the simple-minded Yets you can just use flowers...