Looks good. You should think about some oven-cured poly clay like Sculpey. It's much sturdier than most air-dried clays. Super Sculpey is stronger still.
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I like it. As far as professional stuff goes, a few studios like Dungeon Crawler makes some tentacle minis, and you could probably find a segmented sea serpent mini and use the head to get a similar result to what you did.
If I was making a Mother of Oblivion, I would probably leap into trying to make the whole thing, body and all, from Sculpey, pipe cleaners and whatever else I have lying around. I probably won't take the time to make one though since I have one of these. It's a pretty close approximation and it's conveniently sized to just a little bigger than a gargantuan mini.
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I collected the set when SOTA released them a few years ago and always thought they'd make good gaming miniatures. I've got two of these Cthulhu figures (the green and the special edition black figure) lurking in my bathtub.