r/LovecraftArt

I sculpted an ancient Dagon relic inspired by Lovecraft. What do you think?

I've always enjoyed imagining objects that could actually exist within fictional worlds.

Instead of making another character bust, I wanted this piece to feel like an ancient relic carved centuries ago and worshipped by the Deep Ones beneath the sea.

The whole sculpture was designed as a single printable piece while keeping as much organic detail as possible.

I'd really love to hear your thoughts. Does it capture the atmosphere of the Lovecraft universe? Any feedback is more than welcome!

u/Equivalent_Funny_394 — 8 days ago

Was aimlessly walking by and found this bad boy calling me

So I got him home. 30 bucks lost.

u/SternKill — 7 days ago

Finished a 360° turntable of my Lovecraft-inspired Dagon Relic. What do you think?

Hi everyone!
I wanted to share the full turntable of my latest sculpt, a Dagon Relic inspired by H.P. Lovecraft’s universe.
The goal wasn’t to create a character bust, but an ancient ceremonial object that could have been worshipped by cultists or recovered from a forgotten underwater temple. I spent a lot of time trying to make every angle feel interesting and believable.
I’d genuinely love to hear your feedback. Is there anything you’d change or push further?
Thanks for taking a look!

u/Equivalent_Funny_394 — 7 days ago
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Eldritch Horror God - Commission Work (latest example) [For Hire]

Commission Work!
I was given the description of an Eldritch God for a DnD campaign, and was free to experiment!

I wanted to make a lovecraftian entity that didn't rely solely on tentacles and cephalopod imagery, so I went with crustaceans, especially the Anomalocaris!

Enjoy it~

And here's my commission sheet!

u/ShadeMeadows — 9 days ago

My interpretation of a Deep One from Innsmouth inspired by Lovecraft’s mythos

I’ve always loved how Lovecraft described the Deep Ones just enough to spark the imagination without fully defining them.
This is my own interpretation of one of the creatures lurking beneath the waters of Innsmouth.
I tried to make it feel ancient and intelligent rather than simply monstrous, focusing on fish-like anatomy, worn skin textures, and an unsettling facial structure that feels almost human at first glance.
The project also includes two different display concepts, one of them featuring a larger tentacle-themed environment inspired by the ocean depths.
I’d love to hear your thoughts and feedback.

u/Equivalent_Funny_394 — 13 days ago