17 love posters for geeks
Whether it’s a Valentine’s Day gift, an anniversary or just a surprise gift what about a poster for the gaming den? An art print that can represent the two of you and your years together?…
Why skeletons attack!
A comic from Dorkly that explains why skeleton warriors are always so keen to attack adventurers. They’re not trying to do harm; they’re trying to rescue the skeleton trapped inside the meaty flesh puppet.…
The only morbid bone Cthulhu for you
This handmade Bone Cthulhu can be yours. It costs only a couple hundred squid.
If you’re tempted then pop over to the Forgotten Boneyard on Etsy and place your order. The catch?…
Skeleton battle wedding cake
This isn’t a scene from D&D Next. This is a wedding cake.
Created by Mike’s Amazing Cakes is geek grub that could only have been ordered by +5 geeks. I call roleplayers.…
Blogfest: In honour of Ray Harryhausen
Sadly, this week the special effects titan Ray Harryhausen died.
At the suggestion of R.J. Thompson over at Gamers and Grognards, to honour the legend, Geek Native will be taking part in a “blogfest” dedicated to the man.…
Pathfinder’s lead designer launches own imprint, issues first product
Jason Bulmahn works for Paizo Publishing as the Lead Designer of the Pathfinder RPG. He also runs Minotaur Games as an imprint publisher.
Today, Minotaur Games launched their first product Monster Focus: Skeletons.…
Diablo III Skeleton King
This Diablo III Skeleton King statue was created by Samo Kramberger of Slovenia. It stands at 36cm without the base (which Samo stresses is just temporary), was sculpted in polymer clay and painted with acrylics.…
Scary body paint from Allison Chase
Allison Chase Makeup is worth checking out. The Kansas City based business has a large portfolio on display on Facebook. Each picture is a stunner.…
When Necromancers duel: bone pistol set
This bone pistol duelling set and the guns below are the creation of Bruce Mahalski. His work has been included in exhibitions since 1997 and, safe to say, has its own look.…
Little Shop of Horrors – in bone
Remember Audrey II from the Little Shop of Horrors? He was one demanding plant. Dangerous too.
It’s a good thing that Audrey II won’t come back to life as a dangerous skeletal monster this Halloween… oh.…
