Artist Olyksandr Hyrtsai brings us the Helm of Eredin, leader of the Wild Hunt in the Witcher III video game. Click through for a full gallery on Reddit. In the comments you'll find a link to a video documenting the helm's creation, from the lamination of the oak planks through the painstaking process of shaping the final sculpt with power tools.
This nicely done miniature Cthulhu idol comes to us from PrimeDiscomfort. Click through for a full gallery, including the original digital sculpt.
Over on Reddit, this_might_hurt shared some of the props he created for a homebrew Call of Cthulhu scenario, including a 3D printed Webley revolver. The documents include a guest appearance by my Hellraiser glyphs.
The talented AlexLibris returns with this Egyptian-themed tome. Featuring a leather cover hand-tooled with hieroglyphics, the god Anubis, and brass insets.
Sweet fancy Moses. I think this massive leather tome from Velimira Designs might be the biggest one we've ever featured, and that's saying a lot.
Parts N Crafts brings us their take on the traditional Cthulhu idol. As with many recent projects it was sculpted digitally, 3D printed, and then painted for its final finish. What a time to be alive.
It isn't a secret that I'm a believer in the darker, more cautious view of fairies. All that twee good cheer is just clever marketing to make it easier for the inhuman little monsters to ensorcell your soul. That said, I can appreciate a particularly well done attempt at pushing their narrative. Ksheyna Nightwood brings us this example, a brownie right out of the world of Brian Froud.
