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Sunday, March 31, 2013

The Tome

Wesley Remory has added more pages to his years-long tome project.  You can see some of the previous pages over here

Wednesday, April 11, 2012

The Teeth

Wesley Remory brings us this toothy terror. Despite his modest opinion of his skills it's a great sculpt with some excellent texture work.


Saturday, July 23, 2011

The Deep Ones

Artist Wesley Remory brings us another example of a beautiful Mythos tome. There's just so much to like here, from the hand-inked calligraphy to the fantastic artwork.

Friday, October 14, 2011

The Dwellers in the Depths

Wesley Remory has been doing some amazing work putting together a hand illustrated tome. His latest pages feature the Deep Ones. Because of the amount of work required creating a tome from scratch is probably the pinnacle of Lovecraftian propmaking. Sculpting a Cthulhu idol comes a close second, but dozens of artists have done that. Complete tomes? There are vanishingly few of them, and the majority were done by professionals for film work.

Friday, February 10, 2012

They Dwell Below

Wesley Remory's effort to create an entire tome from scratch continues. His latest pages flesh out the material dealing with the Deep Ones. Browse through his gallery for a look at the growing number of illustrations for the project.



Tuesday, October 16, 2012

Pages of Madness

Wesley Remory's long term project to create a detailed tome has two new pages. You can see his earlier efforts over here.


Wednesday, January 1, 2014

From the Depths

We start off the new year with some new work from one of the longest running projects featured here.  Wesley Remory brings us another page in his massive tome project, this time featuring Dagon and the Deep Ones.



Thursday, November 28, 2013

Forbidden Knowledge

Wesley Remory's long running tome project has some new pages.  It's a good example of why crafting tomes is so difficult.  To maintain a consistent art style across the contents you have to generate page after page of material, and that can take years.  You can view the previous updates on his effort over here.