#hplovecraft

[grickle14]

Kermithulhu.

[mangor]

Officials warn to stay away from all beaches. Cthulhu nesting season is here.

[trioxina245]

Cthulhu, by Antonio De Luca

[fausto-xiii]

Cloud and cover practices

[vangold]

For Day 28, I once again drew on a short story that Lovecraft wrote in 1908. The Alchemist

An alchemist who wants to avenge his father's death by cursing the murderer - he and his descendants may not live past 32 - and to make sure that the curse really works, he creates the elixir of eternal life for himself and personally murders the descendants on their 32nd birthday. Passes as Passion Project, doesn't it? :)

Creeptober-Promptlist by @creep-tober

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[notpulpcovers]

[stitchofawitchshop]

Oh Cthulhu how we adore you, as we prepare for Christmas Holiday we wanted to introduce a new addition to our Monsters Ball Christmas Edition Amigurumi Cthulhu.

We are working on writing a book for all crochet makers of any age and experience level.

We believe teaching the craft of crochet brings the most joy when you can produce your own crocheted creation. It can be very engaging for the youth as it shows them how math is applied to the creation of art, hand eye coordination and comprehension.

All of those elements combined is a recipe for a spark of the imagination and the need to explore the art of crochet and all it has to offer.

https://www.etsy.com/listing/1613503757/cthulhu-christmas-edition-amigurumi

[pbwells3]

"He Dwells Among Us" From the eclectic art of P.B. Wells.

Silently… in darkness… in shadows… yes, he dwells among us.

DeviantArt Exclusive/Premium downloads include 12"x18" and 24"x36" files at 300dpi for personal prints. Thank you. Your support is very much appreciated! Take care and be well.

https://www.deviantart.com/pbwells/art/He-Dwells-Among-Us-1119259127

[smokeycemetery]

Horizont live at Fiktive Kammer (Slo-Fi), January 2024, Vienna playing "zünd dich an"

[flibbleynova]

[spacenoirdetective]

Douglas Klauba, "Lovecraft with Sam Spade"

[oraleandreu]

🌑 Homenaje a H.P. Lovecraft 🌑

“No está muerto lo que yace eternamente, y con los eones extraños, incluso la muerte puede morir.”

El 15 de marzo recordamos al maestro del horror cósmico. Un hombre que, a pesar de morir en el olvido, dejó un legado que ha infectado la cultura popular con visiones de dioses indiferentes y la insignificancia humana.

[mangor]

... back from Devil's Reef ...

[harrowedworld]

“That is not dead which can eternal lie, and with strange aeons even death may die.”

H.P. Lovecraft

Please like and reblog.

[fausto-xiii]

Cover illustration about one of my favorite horror tales

[vangold]

Another fella I was really looking forward to in this challenge.

Ithaqua is often interpreted more along the lines of Yeti, but for my part, when I'm told about a Great Old One whose element is ice and snow and who is surrounded by hypothermia and maddening hunger and all the horror that comes with the fear of the cold,

a Wendigo immediately appears in my mind's eye.

The prompt from day 13 that timidly asks for a deer or something similar (?) plays right into my hands :) While cryophobia isn't something that scares me personally, the way this fear is dealt with and played out in stories and pop culture (think Frostpunk, the Thing or even HBO's Terror) is actually the kind of horror that fascinates me - and somehow excites me in a morbid way. Designing a creature that personifies this primal fear - this literally twisted creature with the maw of one so desperate to escape starving, they wouldn't even make a hold for their own kind, limps in the colour of frostbitten flesh and antlers like ice crystals.... - I really had a blast here :D

Creeptober-Promptlist by @creep-tober

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PS: Those weirdos of you sharing my fascination with this kind of horror, lemme give you a little recommandation on the way:

The magnificent Jacob Geller did this awesome video essay on the topic a few years ago putting into words what I tried here to put into ink.

I in general can just recommend the guy and his content. He has a damn good eye for this kinda stuff :)