I met burlesque superstar Missy Malone a few weeks ago at an event in Cheltenham, and here is what came out of it — via ben newman art
— via Articulate Matter
Another picture which was very influenced by Hajime Sorayama’s techniques. I tried some new tones for testing — via Serge Birault
Really! It’s paper. Paul Overton of Dude Craft summarises my own thoughts on the work of paper sculptor Calvin Nicholls:
Every time I think I’ve witnessed the limits of paper sculpting, along comes somebody who blows my mind all over again.
See a gallery of his amazing work — Neatorama
8×10? gouache on board — via CrashOctopus Blog
— 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
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