Altar of Cthulhu

This incredibly detailed "Cthulhu Gods Altar" comes to us from Greek artist George Tsougkouzidis. I'm iffy on the "skull with tentacles" take on Cthulhu, but the ornately detailed texture work is phenomenal.

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The Old Gent

This nicely done faux bronze bust of H.P. Lovecraft comes to us from the gifted Gage Prentiss.  Just the thing for your library bookshelf.

Hail Cthulhu!

Jason McKittrick's latest Cthulhu idol is a beautiful piece.  I believe it also makes him the most prolific Mythos artist in terms of Cthulhu idols.  By my count this is his fifth take on the subject, following in the footsteps of his original sculpt and the Alhazred, Arkham, Chocolate, and Yuletide idols.

Cool, Clear Water

This nifty post-apocalyptic water dispenser comes to us from Nuclear Snail Studios.  As the bar has been raised on LARP costumes and weapons I've noticed propmakers creating a lot more environmental props. 

Carnivorous

The talented Karen Main returns to our pages with this toothy carnivorous plant specimen. 

Dark Elf

This stunning dark elf costume comes to us from cosplayer Janjagi van Hunters.   It took me a while to realize that the costume itself is surprisingly simple.  It's the amazing makeup and judicious selection of coordinating jewelry that make it so effective.  Photo by Tux Fotografie.

Mark of the Wolf

Burned Raven Tales returns to our pages with this specimen vial filled with a sample of werewolf fur.  The distressed iron finish is fantastic.

Cthulhu Fetish

This ornate Cthulhu fetish, in black and silver, comes to us from the improbably named Ronin Werewolf.

Leviathan's Tome

The talented Ivana Vuksanovic returns to our pages with this nicely done tome bearing the sigil of Leviathan.

Dwemer Puzzle Cube

Valara Atran brings us her take on the Dwemer puzzle cube from Skyrim.  Personally, I'm partial to the theory that this is what caused the disappearance of the Dwemer.  Fiddle around with puzzle boxes long enough and you're sure to summon the Cenobites.

The Horror in Clay

This recreation of the infamous bas-relief from Lovecraft's "The Call of Cthulhu" comes to us from Russian artists From Beyond Dolls.  I can't wait to see it cast up in resin.

Cthulhu Fhtagn! Van Helsing Edition.

This be-tentacled Cthulhu sculpt comes to us from Van Helsing.  One can only imagine the difficulties involved in fighting vampires that are also Cthulhu cultists.

Lighting Up Night City

I am fully on board the hype train for Cyberpunk 2077.  I've been a huge fan of the tabletop game since the first edition in 1988.  Back when the "world wide web" was a new thing I hand coded (!) one of the first fan pages for the game, "Morninman's Cyberpunk Archive".  Some of my material from that ancient website would eventually end up getting published in the Chromebook series from R. Talsorian.

That personal history is one of the reasons this illuminated jacket from FUBAR props is so cool.  It's a great recreation of the combat jacket from the video game's teaser trailer.  Sweet fancy Moses, this makes me feel old.  I remember when light emitting clothing was science fiction from the far future.  Now it's a kit some guy put together in his home shop.  Which, come to think of it, is pretty damn cyberpunk.

Bombs Away!

Burned Raven Tales returns to our pages with this nifty Dwarven bomb chest.

Idol of Cthulhu

This intriguing Cthulhu idol comes from the collection of the Museum of Cryptozoology and Occult Science.  It's a subtle touch, but I really like the texture of the faux stone.  It's the same kind of matte, micro pitted finish you find on carved alabaster figures from Egypt. 

War Troll

This immense war troll costume comes to us from Danish artist Anders Lerche.  Hail Father Nurgle!

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The giant War Troll costume is stepping out and he's surprisingly agile and down with the beat, despite his massive size. #warhammer #nurgle #chaos #cosplay #larp #monster #gross #intestines #death#rotten

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Cthulhu Plaque

Umaoe Workshop brings us this intriguing Cthulhu plaque recovered from an unidentified archeological dig.

Fossilized Fae

Despite the overwhelming evidence to the contrary, so called "scientists" continue to deny the existence of the fae.  TheOnlyWolf100 brings us this fossilized faerie, yet more proof that will be ignored by mainstream science.

Northern Tusked Toadstool

Arend Smith of Raven Dark Creations returns to our pages with this specimen of the Northern Tusked Toadstool.