Sculptor Mark Newman brings us this excellent shrunken head prop. Amazing work on the skin texture, and the painted base really kicks it up a notch.
Sculptor Mark Newman brings us this excellent shrunken head prop. Amazing work on the skin texture, and the painted base really kicks it up a notch.
What happens when a progressive rock group embraces the King in Yellow? Shadoko42 on Reddit brings us the answer with this selection of custom props for his Call of Cthulhu campaign.
As a long-time rock DJ I absolutely love this stuff. There's a huge overlap between the history of rock and roll and the occult that can serve as very fertile ground for the Mythos. Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin has made no secret of his fascination with Alistair Crowley. That includes his purchase of Boleskin House, one of The Beast's former residences. David Bowie was a serious believer in magic in addition to his fondness for science fiction, making him a particularly appropriate inspiration.
An amazing look at the artifacts uncovered by a team from Miskatonic University during a middle-east expedition in the 1930s. Brought to us from Andrea Bonazzi's personal collection of Miskatonic ephemera.
Lion heads? A stuffed bear? Pshaw! Real hunters have a dragon mounted on their wall. The gifted Winton Afric brings us the head of Thrannox the Blue, the latest in his series of dragon specimens.
McCormick Wands returns to our pages with a new selection of wands, this time in a slender, black and red style. One of the things I love about wand collecting is the sheer variety of versions available.
This Lovecraft-inspired ancient ritual mask comes to us from artist Aleksandr Sivkov. I really like how he's taken the basic form of tribal ancestor and spirit masks and given it a Giger-ish spin.
Jason Soles of "Gods Below" has been producing Mythos artwork for years. That includes the awesome cover for the D20 version of "Call of Cthulhu". His latest is "The Face of the King" mask in cast bronze.
Sweet fancy Moses, these are gorgeous. Over on Reddit, Djonas3 has posted a gallery of the paper props he created for a Pulp Cthulhu campaign based on the Arkham Horror "Scarlet Keys" expansion. Click through to check out the full collection.
In the comments they mention something that genuinely blew my mind- manila folders aren't available in Europe. The covers for his suspect reports had to be created from cardstock.
Tyler McCormick returns to our pages with these nifty hand-forged runes. There's something to be said for a divinatory tool that has enough heft to serve as a weapon.
Tom Kuebler returns to our pages with this collection of traditional gaff-style shrunken heads. The woven headbands are a nice touch.
Artist James Gardner brings us this wonderful theatrical poster for a production of "The King in Yellow". Sadly, he doesn't appear to have it available for sale.
It's been a while since we've featured a full-blown prop set like this one from Creafae. It not only features a nicely done Grey alien-style fetal specimen, but a slew of supporting documents and props.
The report itself is a wonderful piece of work describing the recovery of the specimen(s) and the resulting autopsy. Some wonderful worldbuilding is on display here. Click through on the link above to see the complete gallery.
"The wizard-lords of House Telvanni have traditionally isolated themselves, pursuing wisdom and mastery in solitude. But certain ambitious wizard-lords, their retainers, and clients have entered wholeheartedly into the competition to control and exploit Vvardenfell's land and resources, building towers and bases all along the eastern coast. According to Telvanni principles, the powerful define the standards of virtue..."
This amulet of House Telvanni from the Elder Scrolls videogame series comes to us from Silverrend Props.
This massive beast of a tome comes to use from the talented Sladjana Vukelic. She has a very unique style of construction and weathering that I absolutely adore.
Morok Art Studio returns to our pages with this intriguing idol. It depicts Hassara, a primal steppe god created by author E. Lear.
Inspired by "Pan's Labyrinth", Mats Labyrinth brings us this faun pendant inset with a domed smoky quartz.