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JoynerStudio β The Key of Cthulhu, Cold Cast Marble
Published: 2011-12-05 00:26:43 +0000 UTC; Views: 16362; Favourites: 445; Downloads: 219
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The Key of Cthulhu.Sealed in a sunken crumbling temple in a primordial jungle bordering two warring, desperate lands, the Key of Cthulhu has been discovered and brought to the light of day. It's worn marble skin is slick and weathered by the countless years of futile caressing by blind and feeble-minded worshipers. The dark alien stone of its pedestal bears the wear of millennia of dripping onyxian stalactites and the crawling of obscene, alien insects.
A lone surviving member of Joyner Studio's first expedition was found clutching this very same idol in his pale bloodless hands, blind and gibbering in an exotic dead language, "Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn".
A new expedition has been commissioned by Joyner Studio to retrace the old teams fateful route into the primitive jungle and recover the remaining idols.
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www.joynerstudio.com
20" x 10" x 12" 10 lbs. Cold cast marble.
Limited to 50 castings.
Joyner Studio is not responsible for insanity or blindness due to proximity to the Key of Cthulhu.
View behinds the scenes of the creation and casting at my blog here at joynerstudio.blogspot.com
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Thank you! Β I'm not selling it at the moment due to my busy schedule, but I should be re-molding it and selling it again in the future at joynerstudio.com
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I will not go insane, i will not go insane, Ia-R'lyehl Cihuiha flgagnl id Ia!
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Keep chanting, keep chanting
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very very goodΒ representationΒ lovecraft'sΒ CthulhuΒ
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If I had infinate money and owned a house, I would decoratem y lawn with nothing but these badass sculptures
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Thank you! Β I wish I could make a lawn full of them for you
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now this is magic..........I love the look of the pedestal and description of the scenario. Well done. I admire your ability to capture the time worn look in our imagination.
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This deviation has been featured at in honor of reaching 400 members.
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This is a very detailed, elaborate sculpture. Its a pretty sizable bust, too. Joyner captures the appearance of marble using variations of color, like yellowing, and shade, but more notable is his use of texture. The scuplture looks worn and smoothed on the ridges - it has the grain of stone. More than a scuplt depicting Cthulhu, the Key is a replication of stone carving. If you get a chance to see it in person, wow. I see he's going to blog about his latest, HPL...
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Thank you! I should have a blog posting re HPL within 2 weeks
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Your beautiful work is featured in our group's weekly feature [link] 
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always my pleasure 
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Thank you! I am making them
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You are talented !
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looks like something i had a dream about (no joke i even drew it maybe if i find it i can show you)
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I can't wait to see it!
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Hi, I'm the founder of and just wanted to let you know that I created a new group folder for sculpture and 3D models. You work is the first to grace this folder.
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Thank you! I'm honored
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I like the Faux bronze alot,but I'm really diggin this look!!
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Thanks 
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You bet!Did you do a matrix mold on him?
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Yes, and you can actually view some of the molding procedure at my blog: [link]
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That looks like a hard cast that would take alot of time and thought to get it right.You did a amazing job.
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Thank you! We took a looong time for the mold, just to get it right so I didn't have to cut the tentacles on the final cast. It was a 4 piece case with a fifth removable plus for the hand rotocasting. Very time consuming process, but it was worth it in the end. Thank you for appreciating that part!
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You bet!I really like the end result!Is this peice going to be a limited run?
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Yes, already about halfway through.
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I'm VERY impressed with this piece. Well done ~(;,
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