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Friday, October 1, 2010
A real Tsathoggua Idol
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wow cooool!
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That is cool!
ReplyDeleteI have to say that I've never been a fan of the more bat-like interpretations of Tsathoggua. Clark Ashton Smith just as often describes him as looking like a sloth, and more often than that simply a furry blob that can protrude a frog-like head.
ReplyDeleteThat would be harder to make a statue for though, and the one above is excellently made and a little creepy, despite my bias against it.
Excellent! And perfect timing too, what with sacrifice and ritual season coming up. I mean.. what a great conversation piece. :)
ReplyDeletecyclopeatron: That is wicked :)
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