Ray Caesar’s Somewhat Tentacular Works
27 June 2008, posted by TuluDeliciously victorian lolita horror tentacle art by Ray Caesar, found via the ever amazing Suzanne G. - Giving Taste A Bad Name Since Kindergarten (swiss? woohoo.) blog:







Deliciously victorian lolita horror tentacle art by Ray Caesar, found via the ever amazing Suzanne G. - Giving Taste A Bad Name Since Kindergarten (swiss? woohoo.) blog:







The American author of horror, fantasy, and science fiction, known then simply as weird fiction. Lovecraft’s major inspiration and invention was cosmic horror: the idea that life is incomprehensible to human minds and that the universe is fundamentally alien. Originally aired on BBC Radio in 2006 with contributions from Neil Gaiman, S.T. Joshi, Kelly Link, Peter Straub, China Mieville and others. Divided in 5 parts.
When it comes to worshipping the Old Ones, keep it in the family, they said…
Fabulous altered engravings by Daniel Hillier:

Mother (wood) © Daniel Hillier

Father (wood) © Daniel Hillier

Child (wood) © Daniel Hillier

Lovers © Daniel Hillier

Clinch © Daniel Hillier

Deeps © Daniel Hillier

Rodney © Daniel Hillier
Or perhaps you are into moleskine cephalophilia?


The Tiger Lillies with Alexander Hacke and Danielle de Picciotto in a musical tribute to the Mountains of Madness. Sheer mad yumminess in this desperately too short trailer:
Trailer for the “Mountains of Madness” DVD by The Tiger Lillies & Alexander Hacke, a musical performance based on stories by H.P. Lovecraft.
On the 18th of August 2005 the World premiere “Mountains of Madness” was dedicated to this master by the artists Alexander Hacke (known as bassist of Einstürzende Neubauten), Berlin Icon Danielle de Picciotto and the legendary English group The Tiger Lillies.

Photo © stevelewalready, 2003

Cthulhubot © Mrakoslava

A very young Cthulhu, before he has developed scales and mature markings.

Cthulhu during that awkward adolescent phase.

A wall clock in the form of dread Cthulhu.
Here is the artist’s deviantART site.