Great Cthulhu, Anderson Edition.

I love the worn stone texture on this Cthulhu idol from artist Jason Anderson.

Orc Lord

This amazing orc lord costume comes to us from Mark Wehrmann.  It's another example of the high quality work at the Conquest of Mythodea LARP event.

The Nautilus Artifact

Was Nemo's infamous Nautilus destroyed by the Loffoden Maelstrom?  We may never know the answer to that question, but there's no doubt the submarine was extensively damaged.  This intriguing fragment of a stanchion was recovered by the talented Michael R. Maranda.

Update:  Based on a comment below it appears the octopus finial is actually a sculpt from artist Michael Locascio.  My apologies for any confusion.

Great Cthulhu, Gallerist Edition.

This cast metal Cthulhu idol is phenomenal.  The sculpt comes to us from the Gallerist.

Skull of the Necromancer

Dolen Carag returns to our pages with this creepy necromancer's skull carved from a real human skull.

The Horror in Clay

This recreation of the infamous bas relief from Lovecraft's "The Call of Cthulhu" comes to us from Zelnick Handmade.

If I Had a Hammer...

...I'd hope it was as cool as this one.  Marc Wehrmann brings us this glorious costume from the Conquest of Mythodea LARP.

Hail, Brittanic

This snapshot of the passengers and crew of the ill-omened HMHS Britannic comes to us from Abraham Marsh. They were part of the Eterno Lovecraft LARP event produced by The Covenant. The costuming is outstanding.

The Miskatonic University Tunguska Expedition

Todd Thyberg brings us a preview of "The Miskatonic Papers", his multi-media project recapping the ill-fated Miskatonic University Tunguska expedition.  The Kickstarter goes live today at noon.

The End is Near

The talented Mechael R. Maranda returns to our pages with this wonderful Cthulhu idol tableaux.

Pile o' Meat

Once in a while you come across a project that crosses the line from "icky" to outright disturbing.  Such is the case with this gruesome silicone appliance from Nick deRosa. 

It's an Honor Just to be Nominated...

I appreciate the well wishes, but I didn't actually win an ENnie award for Best RPG Related Product at GenCon.

For some reason the Kickstarter blog linked to my old Miskatonic University Prop Package instead of the actual winner- Chaosium's Miskatonic University: The Restricted Collection Board Game.

Viking Vambraces

I'm reasonably sure these Viking vambraces from leather crafter Peter Ortiz aren't historically accurate, but they sure are pretty.

Throne of Cthulhu

Here's something you don't see everyday.  Dee Grady brings us a snapshot of this immense Cthulhu throne.  Unfortunately, beyond the fact it was found at a renfaire I have no idea where the photograph was taken.  I've left a comment on his Instagram account looking for a location.

Update:  It appears this is the Bristol Renaissance Festival in Kenosha, Wisconsin.  My thanks to everyone who sleuthed out the location.

Celebrating the Harvest

It's that magical time of year when a new crop of mandrake roots are harvested.  Alice Tochylovska returns to our pages with this freshly picked mandragora.

The Necronomicon, Alex Libris Edition.

Alex Libris returns to our pages with multiple copies of the Necronomicon, part of a ten book private commission.

Leviathan Star

This Leviathan Star amulet comes to us from Jason Soles of Gods Below.  Cast in bronze with a pyritized ammonite inset.

Winged Minion

The talented Tom Kuebler returns to our pages with this creepy winged minion.  And by "creepy" I mean "awesome".

Blade of the Necromancer

James T. Black brings us this necromancer's blade, a ritual dagger hand-carved from actual bone.

Mystery Cthulhu Idol

I like to think I'm on the short list of people familiar with artists producing Cthulhu idols, but this one posted by Marshall Alvarado on Instagram has me stumped.  It was apparently sold by a vendor at the "Midsummer Scream" Halloween convention this past weekend in Long Beach, California.  Anyone with a pointer to who the artist might be?

Packing Heat

This beautifully hand-tooled leather flintlock holster comes to us from Adhras Art.

Specimen 165b

Jofflin brings us this curious winged creature.  He's responsible for the excellent paint job, while the original 3D model was created by Sam Rowan.

The Black Book

This handcrafted tome bearing the sigil of Cthulhu comes to us from Belgian artist Koen Van Baelen.