Cthulu Art Dump

So much Too'loo art, you may lose that last sanity point.

A Fearsome and Unnatural Malignancy

It represented a monster of vaguely anthropoid outline, but with an octopus-like head whose face was a mass of feelers, a scaly, rubbery-looking body, prodigious claws on hind and fore feet, and one rockin' bod.

McNaugton Remix

Bow before your lord!

And the original masterpiece.

Note: Just to be clear, neither of these is my work.

He Who Must Be Snuggled

Unspeakable craftsyness!

Nabokov Edits Kafka

From the World of Found.

Doodle How-To

An illustrated guide to writing your genre novel!

Doodly Doodles

A lil' Cthulhu, two Zombies (I've been a little late to The Walking Dead but am totally digging it) and some stevedores ; aren't there always stevedores?

Lovecraft Maps

There are lots of maps of Lovecraft Country out there, (and, naturally, lots of maps of Massachusetts), but these are some of my favorites. 

I lifted the first three images -- Arkham, Innsmouth, and Kingsport -- from Maps of Non-Existent Places. Call of Cthulhu players will already be familiar with the Arkham map.

"The Dreamworld of H.P. Lovecraft", (illustrated by Jack Gaughan and printed in Fantastic Swordsmen, 1967) is based on a geography by L. Sprague de Camp. "Arkham Circa 1930" is by none other than Gahan Wilson and appeared in the Summer 1970 edition of The Arkham Collector. These latter two maps are scanned from An Atlas of Fantasy, 1st Ballantine edition, ed. J.B. Post.

Coming Soon

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