Fernando Reza has released the second series of his mythic beasts travel posters.
By giving the posters a vintage look, Fernando creates a sense of adventure in these posters that call you to explore a part of the world that still holds mystery and secrets. Unlike his first series of mythic beasts posters that included some well known urban legends like Bigfoot, the Loch Ness Monster and the Chupacabra, Fernando has opted to created travel posters of mythic beasts that are not well known to Western society.
Arguably the most well known of the monsters shown is the Jersey Devil. Other monsters include the Mongolian Death Worm and the Ahool (a giant bat,) but for the most part, if you're not from the area or big into mythological creatures, you may not fully get all of the posters.
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Fernando Reza Mythic Beasts Travel Posters Call You to Adventure
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