Nuln of the water
One of the sinister Gods I have invented for my roleplaying game. Nuln of the water. A nightmarish entity who is associated with fresh water, crabs, squid fish and death.
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Love it! It's like a lovecraftian monster mixed with Nessie ;^)
Yea, the players also see some Cthulhu in Nuln :)
exactly :<)
This looks so amazing to view. It looks so real like the 8th wonders of the world.
Thanks for sharing
Cheers
A sinister wonder.
I like fresh water, crabs, squid fish, less keen on death. You don't want to hook one of those when out fishing.
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I guess the death-part is the one that takes the congregation most time to get used to.
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It reminds me of the Sirenhead edit that came out years ago, looks so real that makes you wanna look out the window to check it's not there ☠️.
Hadn't seen those Sirenhead videos. Pretty cool.
Cool
Thanks, mate!
You create great art works, good job! I like Science fiction arts 🌟
Thanks :)
Seems like a Lovecraft sort of creation from the realm of Cthulhu. oops, someone said that already .....
Yes, I am fascinated by that niche in pop culture. He might not have been the greatest of authors, but there's an underlying angst, that drives his work with quite some energy.
There's a small fragment called Azatoth which is really very beautiful and I guess the closest he comes to real quality in his writing (said without having read all of it of course :) I'll try to find it.
Well... that was easy to find: http://www.yankeeclassic.com/miskatonic/library/stacks/literature/lovecraft/stories/azathoth.htm
his writing is better than his drawing - the illustrations he provided are sort of primitive, not at all the visions I get from reading. Those who illustrate Cthulhu sort of follow the visual he provided with his sketch, a sort of octopus creature.
I am completely off the charts with my illustration of it:
https://fineartamerica.com/featured/cthulhu-monuments-otto-rapp.html
That is a really great work. Forget about that octopus. This is Cthulhu! Lying at some strange shelf at the sea.
If I ever make a Lovecraft project you will be invited.
The idea for Cthulhu is no doubt stolen from this octopus poem by Lord Alfred Tennyson. https://poets.org/poem/kraken