Rocky Mountain Landscape Painting Reveals a Bigfoot Family

A new video has been making the rounds on YouTube, and I couldn't wait to share it with our fellow Bigfoot believers. The video, titled "How to Paint BC" by the YouTube channel Shannon Lester Art, features a beautiful painting of the Rocky Mountains in British Columbia, Canada. The artist, Shannon, begins by painting the sky with a mix of blue, white, and gray, and then moves on to the Rocky Mountains using a gray color to create the shape. She plans to build up the mountains in layers, blending each layer to create a misty effect. Shannon also shares that she was inspired by Pamela Anderson, a fellow Canadian, and her hometown of Lady Smith on Vancouver Island. As the painting progresses, Shannon adds more detail to the trees and hills in the foreground, using a lavender color to create the illusion of distance. She then moves on to painting a lake, making it very deep and dark with a mix of blue, black, and green. But what caught my attention was when Shannon added a Bigfoot family to the painting. She painted the Bigfoot in a burnt sienna color, leaving spots for the flesh tones of the face, hand, and feet. She also highlighted the Bigfoot's "booty" and added a baby Bigfoot, or "Littlefoot," as she calls it. Shannon's painting is a beautiful representation of the natural beauty of British Columbia and the elusive Bigfoot. It's always exciting to see Bigfoot incorporated into art, and Shannon's painting is no exception. I encourage all of our fellow Bigfoot believers to check out the video and see Shannon's painting process for yourself. And as always, if you have any sightings or evidence to share, don't hesitate to submit it to Squatchable. Happy squatching!