There’s not enough Megashark and Giant Octopus love — via deviantART
12×24″ oil on gallery canvas — via CrashOctopus Blog
i have a recent obsession with octopi lately… so i drew my 2 fav animals together (panda and octopus) and made a Pandapus! or… octopanda? or an octopus with with panda designs — via deviantART
A valentines day octopus — via deviantART
By Jeff Agala — via PLANET-PULP
Just a wallpaper I made a while ago — via deviantART
Octopus Love — via deviantART
I illustrated this Valentine’s Day card in honour of the mighty Cthulhu. Could this elder god, descended from hoary stars in some eldritch dimension really be in love? His coy demeanour, coquettish eyes, and fully tumescent heart/cephalic chamber say YES! Give the gift that says, I love you
this Valentine’s Day. Give the gift of Cthulhu! — via Etsy
This is a commission work that I’ve been asked to do for a wedding proposal, it was very fun to make — via deviantART
Yet another sketch for Planet-Pulp.com’s January Comic Sketchjam show — Bruce… one of my all time faves. pencil sketch with colors in PS Brett Parson artwork — via deviantART
I love this song, and this is always what I picture when I listen to it — via deviantART
All my paintings are drawn by hand with a brush and watercolour on first-class 260 gm cotton paper — via Etsy
Laughing Squid has been a long-time supporter or my art, and it was a special treat when they approached me to do their poster for their ten year anniversary party. Later, we turned the poster art into a full-page back cover advertisement for Hi-Fructose Magazine — via joshua ellingson
A portrait of the author HP Lovecraft. And friend — via murphypop
Brett Parson artwork — via PLANET-PULP
— via Chaos Life
Denmark’s EGE Carpets sells a line of carpeting inspired by HP Lovecraft illustrations called Dark Water. They were created by Kirill Rozhkov, who has a nice gallery of them on Behance — via Boing Boing
Artist Riusuke Fukahori’s London debut exhibition Goldfish Salvation
transforms ICN gallery into the world of goldfish. When struggling with artistic vision, Fukahori’s pet goldfish became his inspiration and ever since his passion and lifelong theme. His unique style of painting uses acrylic on clear resin which is poured into containers, resulting in a three-dimensional appearance and lifelike vitality
When you look directly at illusion knitting you can only see stripes. When the knitting is turned, or you walk past it, the image is revealed
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