— via Ryan Andrews
— via ROBOTATA_Plus
This is for my buddy SP, I was messing around in Illustrator and Photoshop and am semi-happy with how it turned out. Her character’s tail can be anything, so I immediately thought of cephalopods because… yeah — via Vivispection
This is the cover art for the French edition of The call of Cthulhu
By Lovecraft and A Derleth — via deviantART
8.5″ x 11″ digital print on 71 lb. high gloss photo paper. Artwork by Steve Rolston.
Originally created for a Monsters & Dames
artbook, this illustration features a vampire gangster, a werewolf with a tommy gun, and a squidgirl I’ve come to call The Chthulhu Flapper
— via Etsy
— via The Oatmeal
Erudin vs Giant Evil Octopus commission — via deviantART
A painting rarely seen in public has sold at auction in Melbourne for more than $500,000.
The 1910 work by St Kilda-born artist Rupert Bunny is titled Green Caterpillar and features two women inspecting a caterpillar on a garden bench — via redwolf.newsvine.com
This is a wearable mask cast in urethane. It is from an original sculpture and fits most faces. Breathing is through holes between the tentacles — via missmonster
I wish I had baby octopies on my desk — via deviantART
Do not fuck with Cthulhu, originally uploaded by Gwen.
— via CollegeHumor
Digging through my old photos, trying to find a few to hang up in my new office (lol…it’s a cube). Ran across this one, and decided it was cooler than I originally had thought. I believe it’s skim milk and a little food coloring
Finally got around to signing and numbering my Cthulhu prints.
You can buy one here.
I will only be signing and numbering 77 of the neon variant — via deviantART
In a move designed to draw attention to the genocide in Darfur, in 2008 a young fashion student took the decision to juxtapose an image of a starving child with a Louis Vuitton-inspired bag. The French fashion giant responded by sending in their lawyers in pursuit of crushing damages. This week, however, they lost not only the case, but the all-important PR battle — via redwolf.newsvine.com
Undulating, speckled tentacles curl and twirl in a poetic octopus water dance of magic and wisdom.
This original water colour painting measures 22 inches by 30 inches and is delicately painted on a full sheet of beautiful Arches cold pressed water colour paper using high quality Grumbacher water colour paint — via Etsy
Photo credit: Kate Black
Painting the squid god of truth by the highland — via Molly Crabapple
Punisher Cthulhu mashup. Frank Lovecraft watched as his family was killed by cultists of an ancient god. Driven to the brink of madness he seeks revenge as the Cthunisher… or would it be Punthulhu? — via Shirtoid
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