Maarten Verhoeven has become one of the premiere Mythos artists thanks to his intricate, digitally sculpted designs. He has a real gift for creating forms on a screen that look even better translated into three dimensions. Case in point, this Cthulhu portal key. It's a wonderful blend of organic and geometric forms.
Burned Raven Tales is no stranger to these pages. Their latest piece is this specimen of a black unicorn horn, complete with a labeled presentation box. Just the thing for your cabinet of curiosities.
Outcast Props returns to our pages with this nicely done full leather alchemist's bag. It's designed to serve as a portable workshop and laboratory, with multiple slots for potions, vials, ingredients, and a removable drawer for document storage. It mirrors a lot of the design cues from historical medicine chests going back to the age of sail.
Tele-Pots brings us some classic "thing in a bottle" specimens. On the left a demonic fetus, on the right a spawn of Cthulhu.
Artist Axel Torvenius brings us this human skull pierced by a myriad of iron nails. That was one of the traditional black magic techniques for binding a spirit into your service.
Just make sure the nails are never removed.
Artedarme Workshop returns to our pages with this LARP-safe shaman's dagger. They've done an outstanding job of recreating the look of real obsidian and bone. That's no small feat.
Artist Nathan Vent brings us this trio of mandrake roots, harvested at considerable danger to himself.
