The Esoteric Order of Dagon

This nicely done Esoteric Order of Dagon plaque comes to us from artist Jason Leach.

 

 

Voodoo Skull

This gruesome voodoo skull comes to us from Le Renard at Wunder Curiosity.  The weathering is disgusting, and I mean that in the nicest way.

 

Cthulhu Totem

JP Tiangco brings us these work-in-progress shots of their Cthulhu totem.

 

Dwarven Blade

 This wonderfully rough Dwarven blade hand-forged from iron comes to us from Wyrdcor.  

 

The Shining Trapezohedron

Jason McKittrick was commissioned to recreate Lovecraft's Shining Trapezohedron for the Robert Bloch Award at this year's NecronomiCon.  As you can see, he knocked it out of the park.

 

Great Cthulhu

The talented Maarten Verhoeven returns to our pages with this excellent Cthulhu sculpt.  Another demonstration that quality 3D prints don't have striation artifacts.

 

Cthulhu Fhtagn! Chung Edition.

This beautiful Cthulhu idol comes to us from R1 Toy Studio, sculpted by Yu Chang. 

 

The Black Book

Professional bookbinder Alex Libris has been making outstanding tomes for years, but his latest is easily one of his best.  This custom grimoire features a hand-bound leather cover, custom brass hardware, and a unique embossment based on the client's tattoo design.

 

Dagon Rises

Ukrainian artist Victor Hundiak returns to our pages with his excellent Dagon idol.

 

Cthulhu Fhtagn! Altharis Edition.

This cool little Cthulhu bust comes to us from Altharis 3D.  It's not only a great sculpt, but proof that quality PLA-based 3D prints don't have striations.  

 

Not-So-Secret Cthulhu

If you want Jason McKittrick's latest Cthulhu idol you're out of luck... unless you're at this weekend's NecronomiCon.  

 

That Voodoo That You Do

Sumpkid brings us this awesome voodoo necromancer costume, created by the artisans at Roadroach Gear.

 

 

Ratling

Ukrainian artist Alisa Tochylovska returns to our pages with another fae specimen.  This time it's a ratling, one of the shapeshifting breeds.

 

Medical Eyebot

The gifted prop makers at Brazen and Bold bring us this excellent medical eyebot prop based on the Enclave drones from the Fallout video game series.

 

 

Unearthed

Obscuriat Walser returns to our pages with this very nice tableaux of their South American Mythos prop set.  It's a great collection of physical props, documents, and ephemera.

 

Have You Seen the Yellow Sign?

Jewelry artist Kelly Kotulak brings us this amulet bearing one of the numerous versions of Hastur's Yellow Sign.

 

Cthulhu Fhtagn! Palombi Edition.

This digitally sculpted and 3D printed Cthulhu idol comes to us from Italian concept artist Giorgio Palombi.  

 

I, For One, Welcome Our New A.I. Necronomicon

What a time to be alive.  Over on Instagram, the Prophet of the AI Necronomicon has posted an incredible selection of prop Necronomicon pages generated with the Midjourney art engine.  It's an amazing tool that generates original art using keywords and text descriptions provided by the user.

 

 

Cthulhu Fhtagn! Tsougkouzidis Edition.

George Tsougkouzidis is one of the most talented artists bringing the Mythos alive.  His latest piece is this WIP Cthulhu idol.

 

 

Cthulhu Fhtagn! Lurci Edition.

The talented Ebrahel Lurci returns to our pages with his latest Cthulhu idol.  He has a wonderfully distinctive sculpting style.

 

The Necronomicon

This Necronomicon journal from Stick 'N' Rope is awesome.  The embossed cover details are cool, but it's the weathering that elevates it to the next level.  Just layers and layers of wear and grime.

Dem Bones

This worn and weathered skull comes to us from Spooky Jack.  It's right out of a classic Hammer film.