Chthulhu Assembly

Working on product, 19 days until my next live event

Working on a Sunny Kraken, talking about show plans and product plans for the rest of 2025.

For centuries, sailors whispered tales of a monstrous sea creature lurking beneath the waves—an enormous beast with tentacles powerful enough to drag entire ships into the abyss. This legendary sea te...

1. Welcome to National Cryptid Month: A Celebration of the Strange and Spectacular It’s officially National Cryptid Month, a time to embrace the weird, the wild, and the downright wonderful! Whether you’re a fan of folklore, a lover of legends, or just here for the Mothman memes, this month is all about appreciating the mysterious creatures that haunt our imaginations.

I apologize for the unexpected hiatus I took this month. There has been so much going on that I haven't had time/the mental energy to stop and write anything down. 

Hi hi, So this is just going to be a quick update or sorts. I'll post a more updated one after Convivial. I've had not 1, but 3 events confirm me as a vendor. That makes 5 for this year, 4 less than 2024, but I have a better feeling about these shows, compared to the events I did last year.

Feeling Social Today. Working on product for Convival

Would you believe me if I told you that I've been trying to write this for a couple of weeks now? About 3 weeks ago, I had a stream schedule figured out, I had a game plan for all the product that I need to make for my show in 22 days, and I had a pretty much set schedule at work. A phone call on a Saturday night changed all of that. I've been working 45-50 hour weeks in my day job because the manager of the store I'm helping at had to go to a different store to help them.

Feeling Social Today, Testing the new studio set up

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This is the Fabled Foliage Flavor from Many Worlds Tavern for January. From the website: Flutterfronds • Some aeronauts will deploy small, mesh nets on the crow's nests of their ships in hopes of catching flutterfronds: little leaves that grow upon aptly named floatferns. These weightless plants are blown about at the whim of Cielaterran winds, kept alive by hyperactive photosynthesis not seen in any other flora.

A bubbalub is a small, harmless creature who enjoys eating crumbs and making snow angels. Made with acrylic yarn and safety eyes, this little one is good for company and cuddles.

A bubbalub is a small, harmless creature who enjoys eating crumbs and making snow angels. Made with acrylic yarn and safety eyes, this little one is good for company and cuddles.

A bubbalub is a small, harmless creature who enjoys eating crumbs and making snow angels. Made with acrylic yarn and safety eyes, this little one is good for company and cuddles.

A bubbalub is a small, harmless creature who enjoys eating crumbs and making snow angels. Made with acrylic yarn and safety eyes, this little one is good for company and cuddles.

Introducing one of the oldest Cryptids, The Kraken. If, after reading this, you would like to own one of your own, please check out the ones currently in the shop. Beneath the shimmering surface of the world’s oceans lies a realm of mystery, and among its most enduring legends is the Kraken—a creature so massive and fearsome that it could pull entire ships into the depths. Let’s dive deep into the history, mythology, and cultural fascination surrounding this legendary sea monster. 1. From Norse Mythology to Global Icon The Kraken finds its origins in Norse mythology, where it was described as a colossal sea creature capable of causing whirlpools to drag ships underwater.

The Kraken is a powerful symbol of the ocean's mystery, danger, and wonder. This little one is just under 3 inches in height, and ready to play or just hang out and keep you company.