Thanks to Alibaba, you can purchase a massive animatronic Cthulhu from the Gengu Dinosaurs Technology Company in China. Just $6,380, not including shipping. It's a goofy sculpt, but the fact it exists at all is absolutely mind-boggling. Click through on the link to see a video of this beast in action.
What a time to be alive.
This is a first. Dolan Carag returns to our pages with this WIP Cthulhu mask crafted from real bone and horn.
Samudra Art brings us this Cthulhu figurine hand-carved from ebony. I would lose my mind trying to do something this delicate.
Incredible depiction of Cthulhu and his minions from artist Vague Sadan. Click through to see a complete gallery of pictures highlighting the amazing level of detail.
Al Landron of Landron Artifacts brings us his Cthulhu R'lyeh fragment in a chipped onyx finish. I've collected a number of his pieces over the years and can personally vouch for the quality of his work.
I'm not sure about the wisdom of channeling Cthulhu to get answers from a spirit board. I have a feeling the responses will be more about immanentizing his return than actually being helpful. That said, the gifted Maarten Verhoeven returns to our pages with this wonderful Cthulhu planchette.
This towering "King Cthulhu" from artist Lee Joyner is one of the biggest figures ever featured here. The raw casting is a staggering 22" high. That's 13 lbs. of resin. It's a wonderful sculpt with excellent texture work, but there's something to be said for the sheer bloody size of it.
This Cthulhu relic from artist Ebrahel Lurci combines two of my favorite things- Gigerish takes on Cthulhu and the worn, heavily textured look of an archeological artifact.
Artist Aleks Nocny brings us this Giger-esque Cthulhu icon. Open up the picture in a new tab to take a look at the incredible texturing.
This Cthulhu bust from Grant Cross is a good demonstration of translating a digital sculpt into a high quality 3D print. There's a huge price differential between resin and filament printers, but the results speak for themselves.
Maarten Verhoeven is no stranger to these pages. His latest project, this wonderful Cthulhu plaque, demonstrates why. He has a real gift for creating digital sculpts that translate into fantastic physical castings.
