Upright Canid Survey — Sheet 7
Rural Myth Co. | Field & Folklore
The road is long, flat, and empty.
According to the map, it shouldn't be.
Somewhere along a forgotten county road, the reports started coming in.
A figure standing at the edge of a cornfield. Something moving alongside the fence line. Two red eyes watching passing headlights.
And every witness describing the same impossible thing.
Standing upright. Head of a wolf. Watching the road.
Upright Canid Survey — Sheet 7 documents the Dogman evidence in the only reasonable way: an official-looking county survey map.
Rendered in vintage cartographic linework, the design features winding rural roads, cornfields, creek crossings, property boundaries, and carefully marked sighting locations.
At the edge of the cornfield stands the subject of the investigation.
Tall. Wolf-headed. Uncomfortably close to the farmhouse.
The survey includes three classifications:
REPORTED. TRACKS. DO NOT STOP.
The first two are standard field observations.
The third was added after the last survey crew went missing.
Inspired by Midwest cryptid folklore and vintage field-research documents, this full-front design uses pine black, moss green and rust red for an authentic archival look.
UPRIGHT CANID SURVEY
SHEET 7 — COUNTY ROAD NIGHT SIGHTINGS
Issued by Rural Myth Co. / Field & Folklore.
Some roads are better left unmarked.
Product details
- Comfort Colors 1717 garment-dyed tee
- 100% ring-spun US cotton, pre-shrunk, 6.1 oz heavyweight
- Relaxed unisex fit, sizes S–3XL
- Soft, washed-in vintage feel
- Made to order just for you
