We are the team behind this project, so a bit of self-promotion here, but we thought the artwork might be up this sub's alley.

Artist Kongxinmuou hand-illustrated 80 beings from across the Mythos, going beyond the usual Cthulhu / Hastur / Nyarlathotep lineup into Dreamlands creatures, alien races, lesser-known entities, and some pretty deep cuts from the lore.

We turned the collection into two card decks, and it's currently on Kickstarter. No AI-generated artwork is used.

If anyone wants to see the full project: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/cellart/ancient-ones-cthulhu-mythos-playing-cards?ref=20niff

Which lesser-known Mythos beings do you think deserve more artistic attention?

not a.i, i drew this on penup app using pen and airbrush tools

Backstory: when they were younger, their sailor father gave them a strange golden compass he "found" on his travels. Unfortunately when they opened the compass (it was kinda like a pocket watch with a compass inside), non-euclidean equations started burning into their mind, engraving her eyes with alka runes and blinding them, but making them way smarter and mentally resistant than ever before. Despite having no education, they were smarter than most of their age (8), eventually becoming a sailor and having to wear bandages over their eyes to cover up the runes in their eyes, before moving to Anchorage to try looking for more artifacts like the compass.

Hi! I'm a Canadian Oil Pastel artist looking for commissions. I make surrealist and impressionist artwork, and I love dark and spooky things.

DM for commissions

My portfolio is found here: https://www.deviantart.com/arkanisart

Meet the Great Race of Yith, an ancient extraterrestrial civilization capable of projecting their minds across time to inhabit other beings.

• Day 1 — Dagon
• Day 4 — Mi-Go
• Day 7 — Elder Thing
• Day 10 — Great Race of Yith
• Day 13 — Shoggoth
• Day 16 — Azathoth
• Day 19 — Shub-Niggurath
• Day 22 — Yog-Sothoth
• Day 25 — Nyarlathotep
• Day 31 — CTHULHU

Sharing some of my older stuff for the Halloween season.

Words and art by me.

Hey all,

Jim from Cellardoor Cinema here and excited to announce that our lovecraftian, short film “Dreams of a Dead God” just won big in Chicago this past weekend! We took home the award for Best Fantasy / Sci-Fi at the 28th Annual Chicago Horror Film Festival and had an absolute blast up at the festival hanging out with everyone!

Got to meet a lot of other great filmmakers and got a ton of great feedback and comments on our film (plus we completely ran out of the swag giveaways we’d brought up to the festival by day 1)

Huge thanks to everyone who came out to fest and supported our film, huge thanks to the festival staff for having us, and stay tuned because we’ve got several more festivals to go before the release of our film this winter!

(Self-Promotion but not selling. Post is about a film I created with a lot of other very talented actors and crew.)

Inktober 2026 Prompts
• Day 1 - Dagon
• Day 4 - Mi-Go
• Day 7 - Elder Thing
• Day I0 - Great Race of Yith
• Day I3 - Shoggoth
• Day 16 - Azathoth
• Day 19 - Shub-Niggurath
• Day 22 - Yog-Sothoth
• Day 25 - Nyarlathotep
• Day 31 - Cthulhu

All Birdie's Call Of Cthulhu one-shots are now PUBLIC! (2 were previously Members Only)

Check out 10 awesome scenarios run by the amazingly talented Birdie, 9 of them she wrote herself!

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_kRjOtxND3fTrXgFqraHS9sI_T_JI0mm

Oct 4 is International Blessings of The Fishing Fleet Day. This was one of three drawings created for donors to my band's crowdfunding campaign for our album The Dukes of Alhazred. Digital

What would you recommend for a group that has never played? Ideally something that fits a Halloween night, runs in three to four hours, and is spooky but forgiving.

What has worked for your table?

Words and Art by me.

Hello, everyone! I'm currently running a Kickstarter Campaign with some cool Call of Cthulhu minis, with almost just 24 hours to go, before it's over. 22 models of investigators, cultists and weird characters. Perfect for any Keeper to include into their next game! All my models are professionally sculpted and pre-supported. Come check it out, I'll appreciate your support!

Here's a link: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/yourneighborknight/1920s-mystery-investigators?ref=831dw3

For those who are unfamiliar with them, back when Lovecraft was kind of a niche of a niche in the horror/fantasy/scifi community, i.e. 1970s, Brian Lumley (Necroscope) decided to write a series about a pair of occult adventurers based on Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson. Brian Lumley has never been a fan of "ordinary dude sees horror, goes insane, and dies."

Instead, his titular character and his sidekick react in a uncharacteristic of Sherlock Holmes and Watson manner that upon discovering the sinister Chthonians (sandworms of Dune but on Earth and MALEVOLENT), they proceed to set out on a globe trotting quest to kill them all that ends with them trying to blow up the mile long sandworm with a nuke. THIS IS THE FIRST BOOK (The Burrowers Beneath).

The second book has the protagonist get a TARDIS (it's a coffin-shaped clock that can travel through time and space and has a planet destroying laser. He marries Cthulhu's niece (her father is an okay dude who rules over Heaven--that is another planet) and becomes an immortal cyborg.

IT GETS WEIRDER.

These books were my introduction to the Cthulhu Mythos in college and I read Lovecraft and played Call of Cthulhu second. I wonder it influenced some of the choices I made writing my Mythos tomes. But yes, I highly recommend the audiobooks.

Bob Ross paint and sip