Perfectly
peculiar.
Entirely you.
Strange objects. Psychic curios. Things to make with your own two hands. A small rebellion against the ordinary.
questionable
judgment
No restraint.Collector of curiosities.
Suspected hat thief.
Professor Cogsworth’s directive“Find remarkable things.
Try not to frighten the postman.”
Mr. Quill’s amendment“And return my hat.
That was not an acquisition.”
What’s in
the cabinet?
A workshop for the curious, the hands-on, and the gloriously hard to buy for. Start with something that makes you look twice.
Psychic curios & tools
Personal instruments, pendulum-board ideas, and peculiar tools with room for individual taste.
↗DEPT. 02Planchette making kits
Choose a shape, work the surface, add the details. Make the pointer as personal as the board beneath it.
↗DEPT. 03Strange art & objects
Unusual forms, expressive objects, and work that has no intention of matching your sofa.
↗DEPT. 04Objects caught in the web
For current finds and collectibles, visit The Spiderpunk Web on eBay and see the actual listings.
↗The conversation
starts with
your design.
Your name. Your words. Your own strange little universe. Build a talking-board design, then ask Nicholas for a large professional print to turn into a board yourself.
Open the board atelier ↗Illustrative layout. Made-to-order prints are quoted after a final proof.
You made it.
That changes it.
A tomato from your own garden tastes different. We think objects can work that way, too.
The mark you leave while making something is part of what makes it matter. Our workshop is taking shape around that idea.
A small manifesto for making things ↗A note from the SocietyWe built a mechanical spider to acquire peculiar things. It has interpreted this instruction broadly. Please report any unattended top hats.
Meet the culprits ↗For curious minds.
The object remembers your hands.
Why a kit can mean more than a finished object.
Read the note ↗02 / At the drawing boardA board of your own.
Start with the words. Then decide what deserves to surround them.
Read the note ↗03 / Society dispatch / fictionThe machine was told to find interesting things.
Unfortunately, we neglected to define “interesting.”
Read the note ↗