It Bites

 This toothy tome comes to us from the talented MilleCuirs.

 

Cthulhu Medallion

This ornately detailed Cthulhu medallion comes to us from Japanese artist Suzuki Shinya.

 

Bottled Horror

This awesome bottled creature specimen comes to us from Grant Cross.  Click through and you can check out a complete gallery of detail shots.

 

Magic Crystals, Sylvan Edition

I've posted the LARP-safe magic crystals from Creadores a sueldo before.  Now they have a new Sylvan-themed variant for all the wanderers of the wild in your life.

 

Eye(s) of the Beholder

Karen Main returns to our pages with this toothy beholder sculpt.

 

Carved Cthulhu Skull

Here's something new.  Skullis, a Chinese company that specializes in carved gemstone skulls, has a nautiloid Cthulhu skull up for auction on Ebay.  The piece is carved from adventurine.  It's notable not only for the unusual design, but for being one of the very few carved stone Mythos sculptures I've ever seen.

 

Amulet of the Guild

The talented Valara Atran returns to our pages with this nicely done Mages Guild amulet, based on the symbol used in the Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion video game. 

 

DIY Starship Reactor

If you're in need of a futuristic reactor prop, CreateSciFi has you covered. 

The proprietor of the channel, Anthony Ferraro, is an energetic amateur filmmaker.  He's been sharing his DIY prop builds for years, creating everything from custom uniform patches to full-blown starship cockpits.  I stumbled across the channel last month and fell in love with his infectious enthusiasm for the sheer joy of creating stuff.  It reminds me of the glory days of IndyMogul.  If you have any interest in creating props for live-action or table-top games he's definitely worth subscribing to.

Leather Helms

I think these are helms, but they may technically be headbands.  Or circlets.  Regardless of what they should be called, this leather LARP headgear from Arte sul Cuoio is pretty awesome.  They have a very "Conan the Barbarian" feel, and I mean that as high praise.

 

Cthulhu Fhtagn! Kirkby Edition.

The talented David Kirkby returns to our pages with one of his excellent Cthulhu idols in a bronze finish.  If you're thinking about adding an idol to your collection I can highly recommend his work.  I say that as someone with one of these wonderful pieces sitting on the shelf behind me.

 

The Green Book

StickNRope returns to our pages with another wonderfully worn bound grimoire.

 

LARP Brazier

I am absolutely geeking out over this prop brazier from LARP outfitters RÜSTZEUG.  It's such a wonderfully creative idea.  Best of all, it's crafted from foam and latex.  Perfectly safe for live action games.

 

Idol of Hastur

The talented Morok Art Studio returns to our pages with this excellent Hastur idol.  Hail to the King!

For the Emperor

 These beautifully aged and weathered Warhammer 40K purity seals come to us from El Marques LARP Shop.

 

Wizarding Wand

Moinot Woodcraft returns to our pages with this wonderful tableaux shot of their latest wizards wand.

 

Primitive Scalpel

"Cheezo Exe" posted this fun little primitive scalpel prop to the DnDIY group on Reddit.  Made from bone, string, and a flaked arrowhead. 

Carved Cthulhu

This hand-carved wooden Cthulhu skull comes to us from artist Leon Krysztofiak.

 

'Tis the Season

The talented Karen Main returns to our pages with this gruesome creature ornaments.  Just the thing for a Merry Mythos Christmas.

 

Mask of the Dragon

 Creadores a sueldo brings us this excellent dragon bone mask.

 

Eldritch Grimoire

One of the biggest issues with creating a prop grimoire is the sheer amount of work it takes to do it right.  You not only have to create a the book itself, but all the artwork that fills the pages.  It's a daunting task, but one that Alexander Forbes Jolink was up to.  His eldritch grimoire is filled with fantastic artwork, including some excellent King in Yellow illustrations.  Click through the grimoire link to see a gallery of shots.

 

Cthulhu Fhtagn! Trzaska Edition.

Artist Katarzyna Trzaska brings us this well-weathered primitive-style Cthulhu idol.

 

Necronomicoins

"For truly I tell you that, in the Age of Darkness, the priests of the Seal, from the golden Mü to the unknown Lemuria, only used Black Money, and with these horrendous coins they bought beasts, jewels, slaves and souls."

-Luwdig Prinn, De Vermis Mysteriis

 It's all too rare that something new in the world of Mythos art pops up, but this definitely qualifies.  Tomashijo has rolled out a line of "Necronomicoins" themed around various entities from Lovecraft's works.  He's knocked it out of the park in terms of both concept and execution.  Click through to see the complete selection of seven different coins.

 

Carved Cthulhu

 This phenomenally good Cthulhu icon comes to us from Slagovir.  Hand carved from solid oak.

 

Blade of Cthulhu

Just imagine the look on your family's faces when the Thanksgiving turkey arrives at the table and you whip this baby out to carve it up.  Popin Krotik brings us this nicely done Cthulhu dagger.

 

Cthulhu in Bronze

Swiss artist Fred VdW brings us this primitive-style Cthulhu cast in bronze.

 

Shaman's Mask

This intimidating Aegishjalmur shaman's mask comes to us from the talented Arend Smith.

 

Tome of the Skull

StickNRope returns to our pages with another wonderfully distressed tome.  I absolutely love that worn, well used look.

Cthulhu Fhtagn! Geek Edition.

 This giant 3D printed Cthulhu idol comes to us from Brazilian artist Mr. Geek.

 

Hammer of the Gods

The latest from Wyrdcor is this wonderful iron and labradorite Mjolnir pendant.

 

Hail to the Queen

Hastur manifests in many forms, as this Queen in Yellow costume from Photosaurus Fred demonstrates.

 

Cthulhu Fhtagn! Sebs Edition.

French sculptor Sebs Customs brings us his latest, a traditional-style Cthulhu idol.

 

Father Dagon

This nicely weathered idol of Father Dagon comes to us from The Lonely Scarecrow.

Crown of the Raven Queen

 Arend Smith returns to our pages after a long absence with his Crown of the Raven Queen.