The Temple of Dagon

what about doing a Model of the bas-relief from Call of Cthulhu? id kill to see/own that, please. plus, i want to see an impression of what this may look like.

Now that's something I might be interested in making. I actually just re-read this recently (I wanted to read it again before watching the HPLHS film--- top notch film by the way) and was fascinated by the idea of the artist's visual interpretations of his dream images.

E.A. Lovecraft wrote:Spend much time painting miniatures, JP?

When I don't have a pen, keyboard, woman, pint, bass or PS2 controller in my hand, I have a brush and one of Jes Goodwin's finest clenched in my paws.

I don't have the patience for painting miniatures, but I always admired the work of others; especially when they went the extra step and created detailed panoramas.

I tend to keep extra details to a minumum, I find it crowds the miniature and obscures all your hard paintwork.

yeah that bas-relief thing u should do, i wanna have one of those hanging on my wall, and a six foot tall statue of Cthulhu with a sword in his hand, and a Cthulhu altar for offering stuff to him..........
i recently found out theres no hell, so what is there to loose?

Wow, and I thought my Transformers: The Movie poster was tacky.

a six foot tall statue of Cthulhu with a sword in his hand...

I, myself, have often felt that Cthulhu's acceptance into the Swordsman Hall of Fame is long overdue.

Why use a sword when you can manipulate minds?

Why do you always have to ask such tough questions?

How do you suppose Great C gets to those brains? He may manipulate your mind but Cthulhu sure loves his pudding. So I think a sword is perfectly suitable for splicing craniums. Can't split a skull with a moist tentacle now, can you?

E.A. Lovecraft wrote:Why do you always have to ask such tough questions?

Because they're too tough for me to answer.

Great work on the chess set! It is amazing!

Have you considered making molds? I do not think I saw the idea mentioned, but then again, my head is hurting from going through all these new posts (since I have been away)

I actually have moulds made. Now that the holidays have past I plan to get back to producing more sets. And now that I have someone to help me with production, I hope to be able to make them faster (and thus less expensive) than before. I'll probably be able to sell them for around $450, and after we've gotten production into full swing they might eventually come down to as low as $300 a set. I have to make them more efficient so that I will have time to work on other things as well. I have a few other ideas in mind that I need to have time to develop.

so what about the Bas relife?