The talented Alex Libris returns to our pages with this beautiful example of tomecraft. Hand bound in leather with custom tooling and brass hardware.
The talented Alex Libris returns to our pages with this beautiful example of tomecraft. Hand bound in leather with custom tooling and brass hardware.
When you're reanimating the dead you definitely don't want to skimp on the needles. Morsoth brings us this handy package of replaceable needles from the Miskatonic University Hospital stockroom.
Some say it takes a village to raise a child. Others, that it takes a horde of chaos-tainted mutants and hellspawn to do the job right. Based on this heartwarming photo from Warhammerlarp, I'm in the latter group. The awesome chaos warrior is Dmitry Kleymenov.
Atelier Fantastique returns to our pages with this beautiful set of LARP armor accessories. Hand tooled in leather with custom engraving and inset tiger-eye cabochons.
Sculptor Alan Leiros of the Mirmidz Workshop brings us this Cthulhu plaque in a faux-rust finish.
The Bertillon System was one of the first attempts to quantify the identification of criminal suspects using physical measurements. Starting in the early 20th century it was expanded to include the use of fingerprints, and by the time of the classic Mythos era it was an accepted tool for law enforcement.
Setheus was kind enough to send over a PDF recreating a historical Bertillon card. Here's the example it's based on:
The PDF, available over here, includes the front and back of the card ready for printing on cardstock. It's available under a Creative Commons Attribution-Non Commercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International license that allows non-commercial use and adaptation with appropriate credit to Setheus. My sincere thanks for their work and generosity.
I love this turquoise mosaic Cthulhu cultist mask from the Philadelphia Miserarium. It looks exactly like something you would see in a display case at a museum.
How cool is this? Arend Smith of Raven Dark Creations crafted this awesome prosthesis for a friend who recently lost his leg. This is a whole new level of cosplaying. Heh.
One can only imagine the swordsman that would wield this R'lyehan Rapier. Hand-forged from steel by Finnish blacksmith Anssi Routavirta.
This nicely done Warhammer-inspired Slaanesh Chaos Blade comes to us from Obermaier Prop Arts.
Burned Raven Tales returns to our pages with this intriguing selection of apothecary specimens and potions.
Glenn Moyer of Mystic Rose Designs brings us this selection of pendants inspired by the Werewolf tabletop RPG games from the World of Darkness.
Russian artist Beketov brings us this amazing LARP-safe shortspear equipped with a mace end for bashing. Just look at that engraving detail under the blade.
I'm in awe of this project.
French artist Zachary Zeydh brings us the Journal De Z, a manuscript documenting the descent into madness of a researcher investigating the Cthulhu mythos. What sets this apart from similar efforts is the sheer size of it. The journal features dozens of pages, almost every one of them featuring a custom illustration. The time and effort that went into it is simply stunning.
Mytho Menagerie are offering castings of this cool Cthulhu idol, originally sculpted by artist Nicholous Darmstaedtler.