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  • First Look: Brent Ashe’s CEREMONY Production Sample

    · By Selina M.

    Continuum OneCEREMONY - The Corruption of Neksis VornBy Brent Ashe ++ First look at our production sample (statue & statuette) for Brent Ashe’s CEREMONY, the inaugural piece from his DOMINION series. The quality of these samples reflect House of Gog’s commitment to producing some of the finest collectibles, always striving to deliver the most compelling statues to collectors. We’re thrilled with the result of this first piece, setting a high standard for the rest of the series! ++ CEREMONY inventory is currently in ocean transit with an ETA of mid-December 2025.All preorders have been fulfilled and tracking details sent.Check your...

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  • CEREMONY - Production is completed & currently shipping

    · By Selina M.

    Continuum OneCEREMONY - The Corruption of Neksis VornBy Brent Ashe Production is completed & currently shipping! ++ Fellow collectors, We’re excited to share that after just six months, production for CEREMONY, Brent Ashe’s first piece from his DOMINION line, is complete and shipping has begun. Tracking numbers will be shared in the coming weeks as the shipment travels by ocean freight. Transit time is about 45 days, so hang tight; your piece is on its way. While we wait for this boundary-pushing release to arrive, here are some production photos and a preview of Brent’s stunning art box. Brent poured...

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  • Brent Ashe’s CEREMONY Certificates Signed and Sealed

    · By Selina M.

    [Hugues Martel, Cofounder | Art Director - House of Gog] ++ Continuum OneCEREMONY – The Corruption of Neksis Vornby Brent Ashe Behind the veil: a look at the signing of the certificates of authenticity for CEREMONY statue and statuette; the first release from Brent Ashe’s DOMINION line. Each COA was designed by Brent and hand-signed by House of Gog co-founders, Hugues Martel (shown here) and P-A L’Espérance. Produced with the same precision and care as our previous certificates, they uphold our reputation for some of the finest COAs in the collectibles scene. For collectors. Same standards. No compromise. This behind-the-scenes moment...

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  • House of Gog Recap: WONDERFEST SHANGHAI 2025

    · By Selina M.

    Fellow collectors, WonderFest Shanghai 2025 has just concluded, and we’re excited to share some candid photos from our booth. We were warmly welcomed by our friends at Pure Arts, who hosted us at their booth. Their generosity and long-standing friendship made this event feel even more special. For those who don’t know, Hugues, owner of Pure Arts, is also co-founder and art director of House of Gog. A true family affair! Showcased at the booth: -Ceremony by the incredibly talented art director and designer Brent Ashe -Xalbaga, The Cat God by multiverse time-traveler Papa Skinner -Iconic works by digital art...

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  • First Look: Production Sample of Xalbaga, The Cat God

    · By Selina M.

    Fellow holy nine livers, We’re excited to share the first production sample of Skinner’s Xalbaga, The Cat God. A common challenge in collectible statue production is keeping the final piece faithful to the prototype. Because we own and operate our own workshop, every stage stays in-house. The same artists who sculpt and paint the prototype also handle the production run, which keeps the finished statues extremely close to the original. The Cat God sample shows how well this process works. It carries through the sculpt detail, paint accuracy, and character Skinner envisioned. What’s next: Reviews by Radd Titan, Virtual Devil...

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  • Brent Ashe’s Ceremony: The Art Behind The Statue

    · By Selina M.

    ++ Our first connection to an artist, a style, or a genre often begins with a single, unforgettable piece; the one that draws us in and holds our attention. For Ceremony, that piece is the original illustration by Brent Ashe, the foundation and inspiration for our very first original art statue from his Dominion universe. There is no better way to celebrate that moment than with a museum-quality art print, hand-signed by the artist who brought it to life. The Creative Journey The development of Ceremony was not bound by convention. Instead, it was shaped by a dialogue between traditional...

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