Bigfoot has survived a century of not being proven, which is a genuinely impressive run. Every year the cameras get better, the forests get smaller, and somehow the story holds, because a certain number of people simply decided it was worth keeping and never let go.
This design is stripped right back for it. No color, no explanation, just the shape at the edge of the treeline that you either see or you do not.
The believing is the interesting part, more than the creature. Most things worth having start out unproven and slightly ridiculous, held up for years by people who could not offer much evidence and kept going anyway. The business before the first customer. The idea nobody else could see. The version of your life that currently exists only in your head.
Everybody wants proof first. Proof is what you get at the end, and only if somebody was willing to look ridiculous holding the position while there was nothing to point at.
The thing you have not told anyone about. The plan that sounds silly out loud. The photograph that never came out quite clear enough, and the walking that happened anyway.
