From the Innsmouth Collection

This cool little tableaux featuring the Cthulhu tablet from Praskovia Vlasova comes to us from Hall Baltimore.  You can check out his full gallery over here.

Pirated T-Shirts

My thanks to everyone who gave me a heads up about this advertising campaign on Facebook.  "Cool Tee USA" is indeed ripping off my Miskatonic Antarctic expedition logo.  The ad buy seems to have popped up last Monday as a "Limited Time" offer, but since then the clock has been regularly resetting as the owners shift the offer through hoodies, posters, etc.

As of yet I haven't heard back from the company, but I'm sure I'll be hearing a variation of the "we got it from some guy" story.  If you'd like to purchase a legitimate t-shirt or hoodie you can get them through the Propnomicon store on Zazzle.

Into the Woods

This nicely done leather and antler mask comes to us from Dutch artist Lynfir Koopmans.

The Hand of Y'golonac

Swedish artist Karbunkl is the creator of the Sign of the Children of Y'Golonac.  The Headless God is one of the more disturbing post-Lovecraft figures in the Mythos.  Ramsey Campbell's creation had more than a little influence on the Chaos gods of the Warhammer universe.

It Floats

The cheerful elves of the Wunderkammer Workshop bring us this nicely done two-headed fetus.  The only critique I would offer is that the specimen should be fully immersed, but I know how difficult it is to a get a gaff neutrally bouyant. 

From the Deeps

This interesting Deep One mask comes to us from artist and animator Price Blythe.

The Helm of Hjalmar

L'Atelier Fantastique returns to our pages with this leather Hjalmar helmet. I can only imagine how many hours went into crafting something like this.