We are charging into the final third of our 2025 Halloween mask countdown. For our eighth entry, we are delving into the abyss of cosmic horror with a piece inspired by the darkest depths of the Cthulhu Mythos.

This is not a cheap latex monster mask but a high-quality, artistic interpretation of a cultist devoted to the Old Ones. It is crafted by Creadores a Sueldo, a studio based in Spain.
What’s immediately striking about this design is its texture. Instead of the usual slimy, green tentacle look, this mask appears to be carved from ancient, weathered wood or fossilised bone. It’s covered in intricate, swirling patterns and sigils that speak to forbidden knowledge.
It’s less the face of the Great Old One himself and more the visage of a devoted follower, someone who has stared into the void and been forever changed by it.
Creadores a Sueldo specialises in creating props and armour for LARP (live-action roleplaying games). This means their gear is not just for a single-night costume; it’s designed to be safe, durable, and resistant. It’s perfect for a long Halloween event, a dedicated cosplay, or, of course, a particularly intense roleplaying session.



While the Cthulhu Mythos has profoundly influenced modern horror, it’s impossible to ignore that its creator, H.P. Lovecraft, held intolerable racist views. It is a testament to the power of the cosmic horror concept that modern artists, like Creadores a Sueldo, have been able to reclaim it, separating the fascinating genre from its author’s abhorrent beliefs.
This is a truly premium mask for a powerful and terrifying cultist costume. You can pledge your allegiance and see more of their work at the Creadores a Sueldo Etsy shop.
12 Masks of Halloween
Our thanks to Displate for sponsoring the 12 Masks of Halloween. Turn your passion into a collection with their stunning metal posters.
Get 25% off until the end of the year with code:
GEEKNATIVELoading latest articles…
Quick Links
The 12 Masks of Halloween is a tradition of Geek Native that has been celebrated since 2009.