- The Dunwich Horror (2008)
by Santiago Caruso
From his illustrated version of Lovecraft’s 1928 classic. 
via weirdletter

- Merry Cthulhumas!
via drabblecast 

- Baby Cthulhu
By Maija Pietikainen
via her Elfwood gallery 

- Illustration by Tatsuya Morino
for H.P. Lovecraft’s ‘The Call of Cthulhu’
via Pink Tentacle 

 \m/ Happy Cthulhu Cthursday!! \m/

img via here.

   Any form of inquisition into the meaning of this will be fruitless. Favour me, an’ you will, with eternal confinement in a gaol, and everything that I now relate will be repeated with perfect candour.

   Again I say I do not know anything at all about it, which is probably why I am making it the subject of this narrative. It is true that I have been for 18 years his closest friend and that we have been seen by reputable witnesses near Greenwood, NY, Sleepy Hollow by the Hudson, Mt. Auburn, Cambridge, Mass., and Grant’s Tomb, Manhattan, but that we possessed tastes mutually morbid or a predilection for graveyards I must strenuously deny.

   I seem to remember a weird evening in November. The place was, of course, a cemetery; over the fence peered an inquisitive, waning, crescent moon, and on the fence a vulture and his vulturine, a raven and a couple of cormorants remained couchant.

- Excerpt from ‘Falco Ossifracus’, 1921
 by journalist & personal friend of Lovecraft, Edith Miniter

via Coilhouse (full article here)
image via Ken’s Mimi Deflector

- Re-Animator Poster (1985)
via templates

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- Bank of Cthulhu Note
artist uncited
via Kontraband

- H. P. Lovecraft
source uncited

- Cthulhuesque Image
via H. P. Lovecraft and His Legacy

- Cover art for Weird Tales magazine (Steampunk Special Issue)
by Molly Crabapple
via Steampunker

*Incidentaly, Weird Tales magazine (first published in 1923) has featured a long line of wonderfully, ghoulishly kitschy cover art. Not to mention short stories by the incomparable H. P. Lovecraft. Below is a vintage issue which ran Lovecraft’s Herbert West-Reanimator.

Yesterday, I was on a death trip. Today I’m on a Cthulhu kick. Can ya tell?

So anyway…

A guy walks into a japanese restaurant and orders some soup.
When his order arrives, guy says
“Waiter, there’s a dead squid in my soup!”
Waiter says
“It’s not dead, sir. It’s just dreaming”.

yukyukcthuk…

via Barbelith Underground forum thread
slightly embellished via artistic license via passingstrnge, who is also myself.

- Warhol Goes Lovecraftian (Cthambell’s Soup)
via under vhoorl’s shadow

- Cthonic Aethernet Meme Parody Lulz
via LOLTHULHU & that Encyclopedia Dramatica Douche

-Birth of Cthulhu
by Cyril van der Haegen