Showing posts with label lovecraft. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lovecraft. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 7, 2017

Humor: Useless They Said


Useless They Said
Source: Imgur

I'd love to see a story arc where Aqua Man was the villain.


Monday, February 13, 2017

Link Round-Up: February 13, 2017

Cthulhu-inspired chocolate skull




Calc-Man is a MSDOS-era Pac-Man clone that looks like a spreadsheet, written by Dan Tobias.  It's a game that is its own boss key, albeit not a very convincing one. You can play the DOS version here, or if that's too fancy for you, the older Apple II release.

DIY Printable Star Wars Valentines Cards with Glowstick Lightsabers

Free Coloring Books from World-Class Libraries & Museums

Hey parents, here are some ideas for class Valentines

A Look Inside the Comic World's Tribute to the Man Who Created Akira

Neil deGrasse Tyson Might Not the Worst Person to Watch Movie With

Studiorbit has recreated the opening credits to Stranger Things with actual Eggo Waffles.


Thursday, November 17, 2016

Posters: Cthulhu 2016


"Cthulhu 2016" by Ann Arbor, Michigan-based Chaosium
Prints and t-shirts available for purchase from RedBubble. US$9.50 / $25.71

Wednesday, March 16, 2016

Link Round-Up: March 16, 2016





All 29 episodes of That Mitchell and Webb Sound, the radio precursor to David Mitchell and Robert Webb's celebrated television sketch show.

Custom Batmobile Is A PC Case In Disguise

Film Scenes and the Art Paintings That Inspire Them, Side-By-Side


Making a Working Ghostbusters Ghost Trap!

Man creates enormous Game of Thrones artwork in the snow

Podcat allows you to explore podcasts and their episodes. People, production companies and podcasts can be searched and are cross-referenced.


Saturday, December 26, 2015

Quick Pic: Cthupids Ornaments




Quick Pic: Mad Lovecraft Ornaments


Handmade Lovecraftian Ornaments by Amy L. Rawson and Brian East
Prints available for purchase from Etsy. US$19
"Between the branches of every Christmas Tree there is a spot that cannot be filled with pretty glass, Santa Claus, or tinsel. In that space, that terrible place, only “shapeless congeries of protoplasmic bubbles, faintly self-luminous, and with myriads of temporary eyes forming and un-forming as pustules of greenish light” will do. Shoggoths love Christmas. This one found a hat and a carrot, likely dropped by someone running for his life, and has taken the shape of a snowman as best it can (no one told him that snow is supposed to be white)."

Friday, November 20, 2015

Quick Pic: The Cthurkey



Behold The Cthurkey, An Octopus-Stuffed Turkey With Crab Legs


Thursday, November 19, 2015

Quick Pic: Cthuken


"Cthuken" by Lubbock, Texas-based Rusty Eulber
Via: Gothamist

According to Eulberg, he and wife Jennifer Robledo "wanted to do something unique for Christmas dinner with friends of ours. Jenny is a big fan of Cthulhu so we went and bought some crab legs and some octopus and bacon and cooked them all separate and slapped them together on a plate, and that was it. The next year I made a Cthicken; the same thing using squid instead of octopus and a chicken."

Eulberg says, "The universal reaction was, 'Oh my God, I couldn't eat that.' But each individual piece was cooked separately; all I did was set them together on the plate. It was delicious. The crab leg was awesome and the bacon added a nice flavor to the turkey. And for added horror, the serving platter is an old Nazi plate with a Swastika on the bottom that a friend bought in an old abandoned Luftwaffe base in Germany."


Thursday, October 29, 2015

Crafts: Take this House First


"May Cthulhu take this house first" by Portland, Oregon-based Brita A
Prints available for purchase from Society6. US$22.88

A plea to the gods for the coming holiday season.
""After vigintillions of years great Cthulhu was loose again, and ravening for delight."

Wherever you happen to be when Dread Cthulhu finally emerges from his deep slumber, if you're lucky, you won't be there long. This geektastic piece of embroidery, emblazoned with the plea "May Cthulhu take this house first," was recently given to me as a gift from my friend Brita, who made it to hang near my Cthulhumas tree. She made it in hopes that the tentacular Great Old One won't take our annual celebration of Cthulhumas as a sign of disrespect.

Ph’nglui mglw’nafh Cthulhu R’lyeh wgah’nagl fhtagn"

Friday, October 9, 2015

Short Film: Beyond the Basement Door



"Beyond the Basement Door" is a chilling HP Lovecraft-inspired horror film.
"Alistair, a genetic researcher, saves his own life from cancer by making a pact with some dark and dangerous people. The secret lies with whatever is making the odd sounds in Alistair’s basement. The deal he made forbids him to go down there for three days…no matter what he sees or hears. His sanity, his life, depends on it."

Tuesday, August 25, 2015

Link Round-Up: August 25, 2015

Lovecraft and Friends by Matt Soffe

"Lovecraft and Friends" by Matt Soffe (MyGrimmBrother)


3 ways good design makes you happy

7 Book Recommendations Based on Your Favorite Harry Potter Book

Buzzfeed's Alanna Bennett put forth a really beautiful bit of Harry Potter head cannon that J.K. Rowling has weighed in on.  I think that it's fantastic that people are still pouring so much thought into this series.  I love keeping up with all of the head cannon floating around out there.

An indiegogo campaign has been launched to help fund Burning Man: The Musical, a new musical directed by Kyle Fasanella and written by Matt Werner currently being made about Silicon Valley and Burning Man. Here’s the opening song of the musical, which is being developed a couple songs at a time and then serialized on YouTube.

Jurassic Park Almost Had a Graphic Animated Series, Before Spielberg Killed It.

Kind of geeking out over this Spaceship Home by NOEM

PBS is airing a documentary in September about Muppets creator Jim Henson called In Their Own Words: Jim Henson.

The Secret To Mona Lisa’s "Uncatchable Smile" May Finally Be Revealed


Monday, April 20, 2015

Link Round-Up: April 20, 2015

R'lyeh by MarcSimonetti



The golden ratio has spawned a beautiful new curve: the Harriss spiral is a new fractal discovered by mathematician Edmund Harriss.

The Golden Ratio in Art Composition and Design  Graphic artists depict the golden ratio – in pictures  Alex Bello blogs about the book: Golden Meaning: 55 graphic artists reveal the maths of the golden ratio  Another look, from Creative Review

H.R. Giger lives on in this festival of rare and unseen films.
 
A Japanese whiskey company mills incredibly detailed ice cubes in shapes like Batman, Mario, Godzilla, and more.

Not art, but still interesting: The hidden FM radio inside your pocket -- and why you can't use it.  The app mentioned in the story to (potentially) unlock your smartphone's FM tuner for personal use can be found over here.

A professional photographer for more than 20 years, and published in Q, Melody Maker and Rolling Stone, Pat Pope has worked with many of the biggest names in pop and rock music, including Oasis, David Bowie and Radiohead. One act with whom he has worked several times are 90s indie titans Garbage. Indeed, they admire Pope’s work so much that recently, as they put together a forthcoming self-published book, their management asked his permission to use one of his pictures of them. So far, so good... Pat Pope’s row with Garbage.


Friday, January 16, 2015

Link Round-Up: January 16, 2015

Cthulhus House by Adolfo Navarro

"Cthulhu’s House" by Adolfo Navarro


Check out four new images from the First Fully-Illustrated Harry Potter!  New Harry Potter artist Jim Kay sounds totally freaked out.

Gibson made quite the splash at CES (Consumer Electronics Show) this week. How does a guitar manufacturer make waves at what a technology convention? They built an Iron Throne from Gibson axes. 
 
How to Build an Art Career from New York Graffiti Writer & Illustrator See One

This is what famous works of art have to watch forever and ever

Want to Own Coraline? Laika to Auction 250 Pieces From Its Films


Friday, October 31, 2014

Sweets: Cthulhu Cookies

Cookies - Cthulhu

"Everyone's favourite little green nightmare enduser, now available as a cookie. Eat him before he eats you! Though I'd save the consumption of these cookies for investigators of high sanity only."

Sketches: STARSPWN…ING

STARSPWN…ING by Richard Luong

"STARSPWN…ING" by Richard Luong


Sketches: The Fishy Look

THE FISHY LOOK by Christopher Burdett

"The Fishy Look" by Christopher Burdett


Artist: Derek Ring

HE IS RISEN by Derek Ring

"HE IS RISEN"
Illustrations by Derek Ring


Tuesday, October 28, 2014

Link Round-Up: October 28, 2014

Cthulhu statue DVG by Christian Quinot

"Cthulhu statue DVG" by Philippines-based Christian Quinot


Available for download for free from MakerBot's Thingiverse, the T-Rex shower head model is available in two different versions and completely justifies the cost of owning a 3D printer.

Classic movies given boring descriptions: "Guy gets a ring gifted to him by his uncle. He doesn't want it so he returns it to the manufacturer." or

Is it still art if you're making something illegal?  GQ reports on how Canadian Frank Bourassa, manufactured over $200 million in counterfeit U.S. twenty-dollar bills and more-or-less got away with it.

Modern art generator Suitable for framing!

The Picasso Museum is ready to reopen, and if its problems aren’t over, at least its artwork is still relevant.

These three colorways of threeA's Doctor Doom may be the most beautiful action figures ever.

This Stan Lee Cameo is a pun you can wear.

This video essay from Brows Held High examines Inception director Christopher Nolan's surrealist influences as well as Inception's use of Narrative.  The video takes a look at Surrealism's influence on cinema over the years through the lens of Inception - itself filled with Nolan's own homages to filmic surrealism - but it's most interesting argument comes in its underlying theme that films themselves are the greatest example of illusory surrealism.


Friday, October 24, 2014

Link Round-Up: October 24, 2014

Q’thulu by ChunLo



13 classic scenes that explain how horror movies work.

140 Amazing Photos of ILM Building Star Wars Movie Models

The Art on These Endangered Species Stamps Is Incredible

Atlanta's graffiti filled Krog Street tunnel erased in protest. Artists and residents of Atlanta's Cabbagetown neighborhood, angry about an upcoming ticket-holders only masquerade ball (promising a "sultry underground experience" where "taboo will be the norm" for $40 not including drinks) have, in protest, painted over all the graffiti art that made Krog street tunnel remarkable to begin with.

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