The Fighting Uruk-Hai

This amazing orc warrior from the Epic Empires LARP comes to us from Rico at Aloha Airbrush.

Bicephalic Skull

The gifted Tom Kuebler returns to our pages with this bicephalic skull specimen.

Cthulhu Fhtagn! Hiryak Edition.

This beautifully patinated Cthulhu idol comes to us from artist Dan Hiryak.

Badges of Distinction

This well done collection of vintage-style law enforcement badges comes to us from Dr. Gus. These would be great for any kind of period live action game, from westerns to the classic era Mythos.

Primitive Cthulhu

Fabelrot brings us this primitive Cthulhu artifact.

The Lesser and Greater Idols of Cthulhu

I love this Cthulhu idol sculpt from artist Nuttavut Baiphowongse.  Both the 12" and 6" versions will be available as resin kits starting next week.

Neither Snow Nor Rain...

The mail must get through.  This fantasy-inspired "Duscan Messenger Pouch", complete with conjectural mailing stamps, comes to us from Aeshnidae Maps.

Cthulhu Embossment

Dave from Deathbloom's Dark Dimension brings us this nicely done Cthulhu embossment.  Digital sculpt on top, finished 3D print on the bottom.

Ave, True to Caesar!

Ukrainian leathercrafter Aldbor brings us this beautiful Imperial Armor.

Cthulhu's Cenotaph

The gifted Stephen Hickman returns to our pages with this Cenotaph of Cthulhu.

Aging Props

Tod Cutler is a craftsman that specializes in reproducing historical weapons and hardware.  There's a good chance you've seen his work in films and television shows like Outlaw King and The Witcher.  His latest video is a look at what goes into aging and weathering his work.  That includes everything from using chemical solutions to pit metal to wearing down leather with a concrete block.

What really stands out are his comments about layering damage and wear.  For most of the video I genuinely thought he was out of his mind.  The weathering looks horrible, but by the time he's done, exactly as he predicted, the process all comes together.

If you're currently in quarantine I'll presumptively accept your thanks for linking to Mr. Cutler's YouTube channel.  You'll find hours and hours of interesting material covering the construction of historical weapons, their usage, and minutia like the relationship between bolt length and crossbow accuracy.

The Black Book

Jason Soles of Gods Below brings us this wonderfully icky custom sketchbook. 

Merrow Specimen

Alice Tochylovska returns to our pages with this Merrow, an aquatic fae that hails from Ireland.

From the Files of the ICSU

Mille Cuirs has been featured here on a regular basis thanks to his amazing bookbinding skills.  In addition to crafting incredible tomes he's been posting a series of Mythos-inspired prop photographs to his DeviantArt account.  This impressive piece is just the latest of dozens he's shared.  Click through to see more shots from the files of the ICSU.

LARP Pouch

This wonderful pouch comes to us from Liz of Les Cuirs Degryff.  It features marbled red leather and an inset tiger eye cabochon.

Beast of Tindalos

Martin Quarz of MorDesign Art brings us the skull of the Beast of Tindalos, the first part of a complete creature suit he's working on.

Mask of Cthulhu

This beautiful hand-shaped leather Cthulhu mask comes to us from Silverclock Costumes and Leatherworks.

School Days

Arina brings us her character Dalia from the Polish Witcher School live action roleplaying game.   The production values of eastern European LARPs are just insane.

Cthulhu in Pyrite

This unusual Cthulhu idol comes to us from Bico Liou.  It's a great sculpt, but what I really like is the way it captures the look of a figure sculpted from a chunk of rainbow pyrite ore.

Blade of the Dragonborn

This detailed recreation of the Stalhrim dagger from "Skyrim" comes to us from Victoria Hofferson.

The Baleful Eye

The talented Karen Main returns to our pages with this horrific living mace.  It's exactly the kind of thing I imagine a chaos-tainted warrior wielding.