Steampunk Gauges

Phil Bolton shares these printable steampunk gauges. They're perfect for anyone wanting to bash together some infernal devices.

Cthulhu Fhtagn! Storm Crow Edition

Durant Haire brings us a photograph of the massive Cthulhu figure at the Storm Crow Tavern in Vancouver.  I can't find a credit for the sculpture, other than a reference to members of the visual effects community.  I think this easily takes the number one slot in the "Largest Cthulhu Idols" list.

The Necronomicon, AlexLibris Edition

AlexLibris brings us this beautiful Necronomicon grimoire.  There's nothing faux here- it's wood, leather, and metal.  One of the cool things about this is that it's just going to look better over time.

The Soul Stone

The talented James Ewing brings us the Soul Stone, an occult artifact owned by his ancestor Victor Ewing.  It's just one part of a multi-media project that includes a detailed diary and the objects associated with Victor's travels.

Deep One Statuette

Maija Pietikäinen brings us this primitive Deep One statuette.  The aged patina looks great.

The Curious Case of the Commissioned Cthulhu, Solved

The lost Cthulhu illustration has been found, thanks to Joshua-Mozes. This amazing faux-pulp cover is the work of artist Martin Schlierkamp.

The Oberon Wand

K. L. Turner brings us Oberon, a beautiful hand-carved wand.  The engraved detail in the knotwork is very impressive.