Exploring the World of House of Gog — Blog

  • Art Show with Captain Skinner E2: Fear of the Unknown

    · By Selina M.

    Fellow nubs, In today’s episode, Skinner’s mind is “ascending into madness.” Fear of the unknown takes hold as Captain Skinner hosts another chaotic live art session from his deteriorating spaceship drifting through deep space. He records a frantic captain’s log while painting a grotesque, tentacled creature on canvas, reminiscing about the culinary art of Michelin-starred food. “I’ve had a lot of pigeon meat in my day… but have you ever had a pigeon cooked by the cold vacuum of space?” Think indie Adult Swim energy mixed with Lovecraftian weirdness under "questionable cosmic supervision." Enjoy! --- “I made an art show...

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  • "Art Show with Captain Skinner" is live!

    · By Selina M.

    Fellow spider meat lovers, Art Show with Captain Skinner is live! The Art Of Skinner just launched a new series called "Art Show with Captain Skinner", now streaming on YouTube. “I made an art show that is one part Bob Ross two parts alien abduction and three parts commander mark! (PBS drawing show) Premiering on @etchfilm you can subscribe for a couple bucks and new episodes will start raining down on your head! If you liked drawing with skinner I did with @alphasixty you will love this” -SKINNER  Subscribers on Substack get early access to each new episode, along with...

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  • Art in Motion: 2025 & Beyond

    · By Selina M.

    First, thank you all for another incredible year! This year, we launched CEREMONY by Brent Ashe, a project that began as an experiment in art and design and grew into something far more ambitious. As the first human–AI collaborative art statue, it represented a bold step into the unknown, especially in a climate often hostile to this emerging technology. We approached the project with care and respect for art and artists, believing that if this technology was going to exist in the art space, creators needed to learn how to work with it responsibly. The result was DOMINION, a bold...

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  • Shadows and Form: Xalbaga, The Cat God | Photos By Nchanzplace

    · By Selina M.

      Fellow disciples of Xalbaga, This new photo series by Nchanz pushes mood over realism. Sculptural lighting and controlled color edits strip away neutrality and lean into atmosphere. The result feels dark, ritualistic, and intentional. Xalbaga reads less as an object and more as a presence. Ominous. Still. Watching. This set doesn’t document the sculpture. It interprets it. Light is used to carve form, deepen shadow, and exaggerate posture. Color choices reinforce tension rather than accuracy. It fits Skinner’s Xalbaga perfectly. [Artistic photos with color dramatization] Gear: Canon R5Canon RF 15–35mm f/2.8LCanon RF 85mm f/1.2LDJI Osmo Pocket 2 --- Based...

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  • Brent Ashe's CEREMONY: A Review By Virtual Devil

    · By Selina M.

    ++ Continuum OneCEREMONY – The Corruption of Neksis VornBy Brent Ashe Fellow collectors, For those versed in la langue de Molière, we invite you to watch Samuel’s review of our incredible CEREMONY original art statue from the DOMINION universe of world-class art director & designer Brent Ashe. Discover this dark and striking piece up close, reviewed by one of the most influential french-speaking statue reviewers in the industry. Watching Virtual Devil’s reviews is always a pleasure; his love for the House of Gog shines through every time The review is in French only  Follow Virtual Devil on Instagram, Facebook &...

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  • Brent Ashe's CEREMONY: A Review By Sephiyo

    · By Selina M.

    Fellow collectors, French collector and streamer Sephiyo just shared a review of his CEREMONY statuette by world-class art director and designer Brent Ashe. We’ve been sending Sephiyo some of our work for a couple years now. It’s always a pleasure to nudge him slightly outside his comfort zone. Introducing this kind of collectible into a space dominated by pop culture and superheroes matters. It pushes House of Gog forward and gives collectors a chance to explore different creative ground. The review is in French only Enjoy. Don't forget to like, share and comment! Follow Sephiyo on Twitch, Facebook, X &...

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