Grim Reliquary returns to our pages with this masterful "Cursed Mummy Hand". The dark brown oxidized flesh is perfect, and the presentation is impeccable. You really need to click through and check out the high resolution gallery to appreciate the details.
This highly stylized Cthulhu idol comes to us from Many Legs Art. The sculpt is fantastic, but I'm not crazy about the spotty gold highlights on the patina.
McCormick Wands returns to our pages with these beautiful Tombfire wands, carved from maple and purpleheart. I love the rich organic textures.
As the proud father of Auguste Delagrange, I'm always impressed by his notoriety and fame. Even more so because I wasn't aware he did half the things he's credited with doing. Heh.
On the bright side, one of the replies lays out the actual origin of the Delagrange myth here on Propnomicon.
"He is called the creeping chaos, the dark pharaoh, the one who walks among us. Nyarlatotep is always changing - choosing the face that needs right now, from human to monster. He doesn't destroy with force - he destroys the mind, confuses the thoughts, tears the curtain between reality and the nightmare."
Morok Art Studio brings us this icon of Nyarlathotep in his aspect as Nephren-Ka, the Black Pharaoh.
Victor Marin of Invictus Designs is no stranger to these pages. His latest is this pre-Columbian sacrificial dagger, featuring a faux jade handle and obsidian blade.
Another outstanding LARP costume from Ordacraft. This time it's a wolf shaman featuring a cave wolf helmet. One of the things I love about their work is the textural contrast between the hard goods, like the skull and the horns and teeth of the necklace, with the fiber elements. It adds so much detail to every piece.
