Propnomicon is a Cthulhu aficionado of great refinement and education, as well as a propmaker extraordinaire. His website is an amazing resource not only for tutorials on how to make period-specific props that evoke both Lovecraftian and other horror themes, but also to showcase his own brilliant work, and the excellent projects and how-to’s of other designers that he has come across. I am particularly fond of his “things in a bottle,” several of which I am fortunate to own, and grace the desk in my office at the hospital:
Miskatonic Parasite Specimen - front view, photo: Propnomicon
Miskatonic Parasite Specimen - side view, photo: Propnomicon
Recently, he has unveiled the sheet music for the official school song of Miskatonic University – “Hail, Miskatonic.” John Cmar (class of 1826), my ancestor and namesake, co-wrote this catchy and popular piece. Click through the image to view the original post and get the full high-resolution sheet music:
Hail, Miskatonic - page 1, image: Propnomicon
Hail, Miskatonic - page 2, image: Propnomicon
Be sure to check out his website for more Cthulhian goodness, as well as his Miskatonic University expedition swag on Zazzle and sundry goods on eBay. Today, he has posted a limited edition Miskatonic University Prop Set for sale, which is exceptionally cool:
Miskatonic University Prop Set, photo: Propnomicon
It’s limited to a run of 100 copies, so if you have any interest, I highly recommend you check it out.
