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These high resolution images have been optimized. The background page yellowing has been removed, colors have been adjusted and defects and damages fixed. These images may be used digitally on any colored background or printed on t-shirts, coffee mugs, tote bags or anything else you can think of. Copyright: Public Domain (May be used for any use, personal or commercial) 34 files 17 .svg 17 .png 300 dpi RGB color space (1) Bigfoot Most often reported in the forests of the Pacific Northwest, Bigfoot is described as a towering, hair-covered figure preceded by a sharp, musky odor. Witnesses mention deep howls and wood knocks echoing through the trees – sounds that carry farther than whatever made them. Fully scalable vector .svg (1.00 MB with transparent background) 3465 x 6000 pixels .png (2.91 MB with transparent background) (2) Wendigo Rooted in Algonquian lore, the Wendigo is a gaunt, starving figure tied to winter, isolation, and cannibalism. Its presence is marked by unnatural cold, cracking branches, and the idea that the real horror may be human transformation. Fully scalable vector .svg (1.07 MB with transparent background) 3777 x 6000 pixels .png (1.80 MB with transparent background) (3) Dover Demon Seen over two nights in 1977 in Dover, Massachusetts, this small, pale creature had glowing orange eyes and a large, smooth head. It moved quietly along stone walls, leaving behind only sketches and shaken teenagers. Fully scalable vector .svg (0.70 MB with transparent background) 5119 x 6000 pixels .png (1.40 MB with transparent background) (4) Fresno Nightcrawler First caught on security footage in Fresno in 2007, it appears as two thin white legs walking without a visible torso. Silent and oddly graceful, it looks less like an animal and more like fabric come to life. Fully scalable vector .svg (0.15 MB with transparent background) 3238 x 6000 pixels .png (0.67 MB with transparent background) (5) Mothman Reported in 1966–67 around Point Pleasant, West Virginia, Mothman was described as a winged humanoid with glowing red eyes. Witnesses spoke of piercing screeches and a sense of dread before the Silver Bridge collapse sealed its legend. Fully scalable vector .svg (1.12 MB with transparent background) 5319 x 6000 pixels .png (2.45 MB with transparent background) (6) Hodag Debuting in 1893 in Rhinelander, Wisconsin, the Hodag was said to be a horned, spined beast with glowing eyes and a bad temper. Exposed as a hoax, it survived anyway – proof that a good monster rarely dies. Fully scalable vector .svg (1.00 MB with transparent background) 6000 x 3628 pixels .png (2.04 MB with transparent background) (7) Jackalope A rabbit with antelope horns, popularized in the American West in the early 1900s through clever taxidermy. Folklore claims it mimics human voices and prefers whiskey, which tells you everything about its creators. Fully scalable vector .svg (1.01 MB with transparent background) 5469 x 6000 pixels .png (2.37 MB with transparent background) (8) Lizard Man of Scape Ore Swamp In 1988 near Bishopville, South Carolina, reports surfaced of a seven-foot reptilian figure with red eyes and scaly skin. It was blamed for shredded car doors and vanished back into the swamp humidity. Fully scalable vector .svg (1.34 MB with transparent background) 3906 x 6000 pixels .png (1.92 MB with transparent background) (9) Beast of Bray Road Spotted near Elkhorn, Wisconsin, in the late 1980s and ’90s, this wolf-like creature was said to walk upright with reflective, intelligent eyes. Witnesses described low growls and the unnerving sight of it crouched over roadkill. Fully scalable vector .svg (1.30 MB with transparent background) 4398 x 6000 pixels .png (2.55 MB with transparent background) (10) Pope Lick Monster Said to haunt a railroad trestle near Louisville, Kentucky, this goat-like humanoid allegedly lures people onto the tracks. The legend is theatrical; the trains are not. Fully scalable vector .svg (0.97 MB with transparent background) 3553 x 6000 pixels .png (1.62 MB with transparent background) (11) Lake Champlain Monster “Champ” or “Champy” Sightings in Lake Champlain date back to the 1800s, often describing a long neck and humps breaking the surface. The lake’s cold depth does the rest of the storytelling. Fully scalable vector .svg (0.64 MB with transparent background) 6000 x 3389 pixels .png (1.16 MB with transparent background (12) Ozark Howler Reported in the Ozark Mountains, it’s described as a large black cat with horns and glowing red eyes. Its defining feature is a long, bone-rattling howl that carries across the hills at night. Fully scalable vector .svg (1.39 MB with transparent background) 6000 x 5569 pixels .png (3.16 MB with transparent background (13) Enfield Horror In 1973 in Enfield, Illinois, witnesses described a gray, three-legged creature with pink eyes that hissed and leapt into the dark. Gunshots followed; evidence did not. Fully scalable vector .svg (1.09 MB with transparent background) 4867 x 6000 pixels .png (2.20 MB with transparent background (14) Flatwoods Monster After a bright object crossed the sky in 1952 West Virginia, witnesses reported a tall figure with a spade-shaped head and glowing eyes. A sulfur-like smell and hissing sounds blurred the line between alien encounter and local legend. Fully scalable vector .svg (0.80 MB with transparent background) 2101 x 6000 pixels .png (1.38 MB with transparent background (15) The Jersey Devil Said to roam New Jersey’s Pine Barrens since the 1700s, it’s variously described with wings, hooves, and a piercing scream. A 1909 wave of sightings turned rumor into regional panic. Fully scalable vector .svg (0.99 MB with transparent background) 4252 x 6000 pixels .png (1.97 MB with transparent background (16) Loveland Frog First reported in the 1950s in Ohio, this humanoid frog was seen standing upright near the roadside. Later sightings (some by police) scaled the story back, but not entirely away. Fully scalable vector .svg (074 MB with transparent background) 3774 x 6000 pixels .png (1.58 MB with transparent background (17) Chupacabra Emerging in Puerto Rico in the 1990s, it was blamed for livestock found drained of blood, marked by puncture wounds. Descriptions range from spined reptile to hairless canine, depending on who found the bodies. Fully scalable vector .svg (0.97 MB with transparent background) 6000 x 4439 pixels .png (1.90 MB with transparent background) ***Note: The low resolution sample image on this page may be blurry and/or pixelated from compression. The downloadable versions are high resolution and beautiful!***
Magic & Monsters
