#it was H.P.'s wallet

[kha0skato]

you could say Foop was a surprise

#fairly oddparents #the fairly oddparents #fop #H.P. and Sanderson mentioned?? woahh #the writers could never #anti-fairy baby jumpscare #fancomic #it was H.P.'s wallet

[art-h]

"Who Am I?"

This is a question have asked almost daily since I was 12. As I have grown older I have seen myself grow and change as a human in ways I would not have foreseen through my younger eyes. For Module 2's first week we have been asked to reflect on who we are and how that might affect our creative practice.

We were introduced to the concept of "Knolling" during the keynote lecture to introduce module 2 and encouraged to make our own, I have made my examples below. Knolling is the practice of scanning your environment for items you use in the everyday and organising them at right angles neatly. This was initially used by mountaineers as a way of making sure they had all the equipment they needed to plan a trek. As art overtook practice, this became a trend on social media as there is something pleasing to the brain about organising things neatly. I found this came to me naturally as, even as a child, I always loved organising my belongings. My clothes were always neatly folded and my toys organised in a stacker by size. Never once was I asked by my parents to tidy my room as it has always come naturally.

For my first Knoll above, as initially guided, I emptied my rucksack and collected things I never leave the house without as a means of identifying aspects of myself. Going from left to right and top to bottom I have thoughts on what each means to me. 1. My DM boots. I have been wearing Doc Marten boots for many years, I value their hard-wearing nature without compromising comfort. 2. My sketchbook. As a creative person I try not to leave the house without something to make a mark on and record my existence in some way. 3. My watch. Many people have remarked how old fashioned it is for me to wear an ordinary watch. I have worn one for so long I feel naked without one. I am an old fashioned person, I have known this for many years. 4. My cup. I love an enamel cup, again, old fashioned, but if I am out walking and there is a clean stream, I have had no issue with taking a sip of sourced mountain water. 5. Sunglasses. I have a certain sensitivity to extremes of light and always try to carry a pair in my bag if I can. 6. A book. "You're never alone with a book in your bag." Words of wisdom I followed for years and always keep a book on my person for those moments when I am alone and need to escape tedium. 7. My wallet. Self explanatory really, even if I don't have cash on me, can't leave home without a way of purchasing and carrying ID.~ 8. My phone. I chose my phone like I chose my shoes - hard-wearing and comfortable. It is a rudimentary smartphone but I don't like the flimsy nature of mainstream smartphones. 9. Keys. Always need a way to get home. The key-ring was a gift from my partner and a reminder of what brought us together. 10. My cap. I am a bald man. There is no escape from this fact. Whether I need warmth in the cold or protection from the sun, a bald man needs a hat to replace what he has lost. 11. My pencil roll. Again, because organising comes so naturally to me, every pencil is organised by number and shading value then on to other mark making implements.

From emptying out my rucksack and organising it's contents, I decided to elaborate on number 6 and knoll the books by the authors and artists from my shelves which have inspired me most. Again, from left to right and top to bottom; 1. H.P. Lovecraft anthology. I have long loved the weird and macabre, but in discovering the works of this author, it was like coming home. I am yet to find a more inspiring author when it comes to cosmic horror and antiquarian writing. 2. Mythology (Edith Hamilton). I brought this book as a beautiful tome of Greek myths that were introduced to me as a boy. Even now, ancient mythology still inspires and moves peoples the world over. To me, they still bring a sense of wonder to the cold scientific world of the 21st century. 3. Le Morte d'Arthur (Sir Thomas Mallory). Growing up in Cornwall I was quickly introduced to the legends of King Arthur and his connection to Tintagel. Firstly as knights in shining armour, but as I have grown up, I see the Celtic connection to the Arthurian tales and possibly even Roman connections to these long adored legends. 4. Norse Mythology (Helen A. Guerber). If the Greek myths were my entry drug, then the darkness of the Norse myths were my hard drugs. The Norse mythology has captured my mind and I have learned to see beyond the Wagner-esque stereotypes often associated with Germanic myths. 5. Watchmen (Alan Moore & Dave Gibbons). In this age of superhero saturated popular culture, Watchmen is the perfect antidote. Adding a level of psychological realism to the genre previously unheard of, Alan Moore & Dave Gibbons broke down the barriers to make people see how broken someone would have to be to become a costumed vigilante and how having actual superpower, might just turn a human mind to apathy and fatalism. This book changed my perceptions and I will always love it for that. 6. The Hobbit (J.R.R. Tolkien). As with so many children before, this book was my entry to the world of high fantasy as a child. I can't count the ways in which this love of fantasy has shaped who I am today. 7. Van Gogh (Complete works, Taschen). As, arguably, the most beloved popular artist in the world, Van Gogh took the pain of a life riddled with depression and mania and turned it into some of the most beautiful art ever created. I have long seen his story and work with inspiration. But honestly wouldn't know where to start with how to emulate such a mind. 8. Leonardo (Complete drawings, Taschen). Again, introduced to me years ago, the legend of this Renaissance polymath has continued to inspire me and excite me into adulthood. I long to create such finely detailed work but fear, due to my own impatience, such works are beyond my hands and mind. 9. Frankenstein (Mary Shelley). What can I say? My all-time favourite book I have read multiple times, the timeless tale of humanity's obsession to defeat death and control the science that made us. Mary Shelley redefined the Gothic genre with this ageless classic. 10. Sherlock Holmes (Sir Arthur Conan Doyle). Arguably the world's first superhero, these timeless tales of mystery solved by the impossibly intelligent Holmes and told to the reader by the implacable Dr. Watson, these classics have always brought me joy and comfort in knowing that I can always go to Baker Street when life is too hard. 11. Mort (Sir Terry Pratchett). Introduced to me as a teenager and revisited as an adult, the Discworld novels are the perfect "cup of tea" reading for escapism and comfort with old friends for me. Oft parodying the "Round-world", Pratchett's wit and scathing words are the perfect tonic to renew a love for our world. 12. Hellboy (Mike Mignola et al.) I love these graphic novels not only for their simplistic yet deeply effective artworks, but as a way of retelling old tales and folklore from all over the world that would otherwise be in danger of being forgotten. 13. The Last Wish (Andrzej Sapkowski). Again, another beautiful retelling of old tales while delivering a striking and meaningful narrative. Sapkowski weaves ancient folkloric monsters into the world of Geralt of Rivia alongside magics from Eastern Europe that, thanks to Globalisation, was in danger of being forgotten.

Not wanting to concentrate entirely on what I read, I wanted to make one more Knoll for my hobbies and what rounds me out creatively. Again, from left to right and top to bottom: 1. Fedora. As mentioned previously, a bald man needs hats, I chose to wear a fedora as a reflection of myself. Smart and tidy but also practical and warm. Synonymous with adventurers and gangsters of 1930s pulp comics, I love my fedora but don't wear it too often for fear of ridicule. Possibly something I should try to remedy. 2. Wood Whittling kit. Another creative hobby of mine is wood whittling. I don't have a lot of space at home to practice wood working on a larger scale, so I opted to teach myself the art of shaping wood with blades. This has seen some progress over the short time I have been practicing, definitely something I enjoy the process of. 3. Lyre. A recent purchase but a long time desire. I have never had much luck with learning music, but from my love of Greek & Norse myths, the lyre plays a huge part in each culture. It's pentatonic scale means it will always produce a tune, no matter how basic. I have already learned a couple of basic tunes and it brings me a lot of joy. 4. Green tea pot. Some time ago, I was reading about the ancient teachings of Bushido from Japan. Among them I read that someone can dedicate their lives to perfecting a single art, from warfare to making the perfect pot of tea. I have sampled teas from all corners of the world and find it a humbling practice to keep mindful of. 5. Camera. My dad is a semi-professional photographer in his field. As a result of this photography as a hobby and passion has been a part of my life since I can remember. 6. Skyrim. I chose to knoll this as it represents my love for the storytelling medium of video games, nothing will replace books for me but I deeply enjoy games for the interactive escapism they provide. 7. Gameboy. As I grow older, my love for what is gone grows larger. I like to retro game as a reminder of what I used to see as world changing and awe-inspiring. I have found this exercise in Knolling both enjoyable and creative but find it leaves me with more questions than answers about who I am as a creative.

#falmouthify #drawing #hobbies #knolling #passions #photography #wood whittling #books

[blackhorseofcthulhu]

-Get to Know Me-

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SOOO the point is to make a simself (yup, that sim up there is me) and put your traits, things you like and whatever you wanna share. You don’t have to do it if you don’t want to! After the keep reading thingy are +100 questions I found that you can answer if you want, but you don’t have to (it’s tiring as hell) . . . 1. What is your full name? Christopher 2. What is your nickname? Topher, NEM, Plaisha 3. Birthday? August 9th 4. What is your favorite book series? Xanth book series by Piers Anthony 5. Do you believe in aliens or ghosts? Aliens I need a bit more proof on but Ghosts, yes. 6. Who is your favorite author? H.P. Lovecraft 7. What is your favorite radio station? Creepypasta podcast 8. What is your favorite flavor of anything? Cinnamon 9. What word would you use often to describe something great or wonderful? “killer” 10. What is your current favorite song? “Breathe” by Through Fire 11. What is your favorite word? Monsterful 12. What was the last song you listened to?   “Dirty Diana” by Shamans Harvest 13. What TV show would you recommend for everybody to watch? Chuck 14. What is your favorite movie to watch when you’re feeling down? Anything in the Horror Genre. 15. Do you play video games? Yeah. 16. What is your biggest fear? Silence. 17. What is your best quality, in your opinion? I am a great listener. 18. What is your worst quality, in your opinion? PTSD Episodes 19. Do you like cats or dogs better? Dogs, but I wouldn’t reject a Cat. 20. What is your favorite season? Autumn 21. Are you in a relationship? Yes. 22. What is something you miss from your childhood? My little pony and He-Man XD 23. Who is your best friend? His name is Eric. 24. What is your eye color? They change but sit mostly in the hazel to amber range. 25. What is your hair color? Dark Brown 26. Who is someone you love? My husband 27. Who is someone you trust? Not many, mostly my husband. 28. Who is someone you think about often? My mom. 29. Are you currently excited about/for something? Not really. 30. What is your biggest obsession? Art. 31. What was your favorite TV show as a child? He-Man or Magic School Bus 32. Who of the opposite gender can you tell anything to, if anyone? Sounds funny but my EX. 33. Are you superstitious? No. 34. Do you have any unusual phobias? Sedatephobia, and Trypophobia 35. Do you prefer to be in front of the camera or behind it? Behind it. 36. What is your favorite hobby? Photography, Art, the sims. 37. What was the last book you read? The Watchmaker of Filigree Street 38. What was the last movie you watched? Hold the Dark 39. What musical instruments do you play, if any? Guitar and Keyboard 40. What is your favorite animal? Llama’s and Sloths. 41. What are your top 5 favorite Tumblr blogs that you follow? @scelesticsimsstuff @nolan-sims​ @mysteriousdane​ @slythersim​ @wardenofmyheart​ @grimcookies​ @quirkykyimu​ @gerbits​ theres a lot TBH 42. What superpower do you wish you had? Time Travel 43. When and where do you feel most at peace? At night eating Nachos. LOL 44. What makes you smile? Dirty Jokes or people with my sick sense of humor 45. What sports do you play, if any? I don’t sport. 46. What is your favorite drink? Black Tea 47. When was the last time you wrote a hand-written letter or note to somebody? Early Middle School 48. Are you afraid of heights? To a degree, Yes. 49. What is your biggest pet peeve? Depends on my mood greatly. 50. Have you ever been to a concert? Many. 51. Are you vegan/vegetarian? Used to be. 52. When you were little, what did you want to be when you grew up? An Interior Decorator. 53. What fictional world would you like to live in? Tuck Everlastings 54. What is something you worry about? Life. 55. Are you scared of the dark? Depends on my mood. 56. Do you like to sing? I used to, too much negative feedback. 57. Have you ever skipped school? Yes, a few times. 58. What is your favorite place on the planet? I want off this planet. 59. Where would you like to live? The wilderness 60. Do you have any pets? A chinchilla and two Cockatiels 61. Are you more of an early bird or a night owl? Night Owl 62. Do you like sunrises or sunsets better? Sunsets. 63. Do you know how to drive? Yes. in the USA and Ireland. 64. Do you prefer earbuds or headphones? Earbuds 65. Have you ever had braces? No 66. What is your favorite genre of music? My music taste is quite eclectic, I don’t like Mumble rappers....lol 67. Who is your hero? My Grandfather was. 68. Do you read comic books? Yes, whos asking? 69. What makes you the most angry? The Two I’s, Ignorance and Intolerance. 70. Do you prefer to read on an electronic device or with a real book? eBook if I can, but paperback is Cathartic. 71. What is your favorite subject in school? Science and Economics 72. Do you have any siblings? Sister 73. What was the last thing you bought? sweats and animal treats. 74. How tall are you? 5′8, I am short for my species...lol 75. Can you cook? Learning to 76. What are three things that you love? My Husband, My pets, my nephews and niece. 77. What are three things that you hate? Ignorance, Intolerance, and Injustice 78. Do you have more female friends or more male friends? I have like 3 friends IRL, 1 male 2 female. 79. What is your sexual orientation? Bisexual with a lean towards Men  80. Where do you currently live? Washington State 81. Who was the last person you texted? Kailey 82. When was the last time you cried? When I found out my cousin was going to be a paraplegic for the rest of his life  83. Who is your favorite YouTuber? No idea too many to name 84. Do you like to take selfies? eh not really 85. What is your favorite app? Pinterest 86. What is your relationship with your parent(s) like? Mom has passed but we were really close and my dad has issues so visits are limited. 87. What is your favorite foreign accent? A cross between Scottish and English 88. What is a place that you’ve never been to, but you want to visit? New Zealand 89. What is your favorite number? 11 90. Can you juggle? No lol 91. Are you religious? No, I am an Atheist 92. Do you find outer space of the deep ocean to be more interesting? Terrifying and exciting at the same time. 93. Do you consider yourself to be a daredevil? No 94. Are you allergic to anything? Penicillin 95. Can you curl your tongue? yus 96. Can you wiggle your ears? That would be a no 97. How often do you admit that you were wrong about something? Right, until proven wrong. 98. Do you prefer the forest or the beach? forest 99. What is your favorite piece of advice that anyone has ever given you? “It isn't the falling down in life, its staying down that damns you” 100. Are you a good liar? In person No 101. What is your Hogwarts House? Ravenclaw 102. Do you talk to yourself? Yes 103. Are you an introvert or an extrovert? Omnivert 104. Do you keep a journal/diary? No 105. Do you believe in second chances? Really situationally 106. If you found a wallet full of money on the ground, what would you do? Depends where I was but turn it in somewhere safe 107. Do you believe that people are capable of change? Yes, but it seems to be rare 108. Are you ticklish? somtimes in certain places 109. Have you ever been on a plane? Yes 110. Do you have any piercings? Ears Gauge 00, Right nostril...wanting to get my left nostril done too. 111. What fictional character do you wish was real? Cthulhu -evil grin- 112. Do you have any tattoos? Yes 113. What is the best decision that you’ve made in your life so far? Going back to school 114. Do you believe in karma? No 115. Do you wear glasses or contacts? Contacts 116. Do you want children? Someday 117. Who is the smartest person you know? My husband 118. What is your most embarrassing memory? I can only pick one? 119. Have you ever pulled an all-nighter? yes, more than once 120. What color are most of you clothes? black 121. Do you like adventures? LOVE 122. Have you ever been on TV? Yes, cable tv show, when I was 5 or 6 reading Green Eggs and Ham, with Dr suess 123. How old are you? 31 124. What is your favorite movie quote? “You have no power over me” 125. Do you prefer sweet or savory foods? savory

#gettoknowme

[nemesisbinxartifactseries]

Artifact Series H

HAL 9000 Prop

Hal Blaine's Drum Stick

H.G. Wells' Opera Glasses

H.H. Holmes' Murder Hotel

Hachiko's Collar

Hades' Bident

Hades' Helm

Hadji Ali's Bag of Hazelnuts

Hakim Abu'l-Fath Gilani's Hookah *

Halite Sculpture from the Dead Sea

Halloween Apple

Halloween Candy Container

Halo Master Chief Helmet

Halotus' Poisoned Feather

Haman's Robe

Hamburger Hill Hand Grenade

Hammer from Kristallnacht

Hammurabi's Ring

Handcuffs from the Magic Castle

The "Hand of Faith"

Hand of Justice

Hand of Midas

Handsy Table Saw

Hanging Garden of Babylon

'Hang Nelson Mandela' Posters

Hank Aaron's Batting Equipment

Hannah Duston’s Tomahawk

Hannibal Bacra of Carthage's Elephant Tusk

Hannibal Barca of Carthage's Whip *

Hannie Schaft's Bullet Charm

Hanno the Navigator's Gorillai Skin

Hans Berger's Notepad

Hans Christian Andersen's Bedroom Wall Painting

Hans Christian Andersen's Mechanical Nightingale*

Hans Christian Anderson's Sled

Hans Christian Ørsted's Compass

Hans Talhoffer's Shield

Hans von Bulow's Piano Wire *

Hansje Brinker’s 'Index Finger'

Harland David Sander's Recipe Journal

Harlem Globetrotter's Basketball

Harley Quinn's Mallet

Harman Rundfunk Helmet *

Harold P. Warren's Clapperboard

Harold Shipman's Bonesaw

The Harpe Brothers' Tomahawk

Harriet Powers’ Quilt

Harriet Tubman's Thimble *

Harris Farmer's Hoe

Harrison D. McFaddin's Emeralite Lamps

Harry Belafonte's Spotlight

Harry Blackstone, Sr.'s Light Bulb *

Harry Einstein's Italian Bell

Harry Harlow’s Monkey Models

Harry Houdini's Boxing Glove

Harry Houdini's Skeleton Key

Harry Houdini's Water Torture Chamber *

Harry Houdini's Wallet *

Harry Hurt’s Helmet

Harry Kellar's Lamp *

Harry Powers’ Wallet

Harry Richman's Lapel Pin

Harry S. Truman's Newspaper

Harry Wheatcroft's Rose

Harry Winston's Loupe *

Harvey Fletcher's Hearing Aid

Harvey Glatman’s Camera

Harvey Lillard’s Mop

Harvey Korman's Cufflinks *

Hassan-i-Sabbath's Qama Dagger

Hassan-i Sabbah's Turban

Haste-Detecting Traffic Light

Hatfield and McCoy Family Rifles *

Hat from The Harlem Shake

Hatshepsut's Golden Beehive *

The Haunting of Hill House

Hayao Miyazaki's Paper

Hayreddin Barbarossa's Cannons

Head from Emperor Qin’s Terracotta Soldier

Head Lights from 1972 Imperial LeBaron

Headlamp from Dagen H

Headman's Mask from the Tower of London

The Heart of Frankenstein's Monster

Heart of the Ocean

Heat-Seeking Roman Candles

Heat Sensitive Mug

Heath Ledger's Scissors

Heaven's Gate Homepage

Hector Lavoe's Maracas

Hedda Hopper's Dictation Machine

Hedy Lamarr's Radio

Heel String Gang Prison Shank

Heimdall's Trumpet

Heinrich Hertz's Battery

Heinrich Himmler's Wristwatch

Heinrich Müller‘s Golden Party Badge

Heinrich Wilhelm Matthias Olbers’ Telescope

Heinz Guderian's Enigma Machine

The Heirloom Seal of the Realm

Helche's Hennin

Helen Gandy's Filing Cabinets

Helen Keller's College Diploma

Helen Keller's Pencil

Helen of Troy's Cuff Bracelet *

Helen of Troy's Comb *

Helmet and Greaves from Pompeii

Hendrick Avercamp's Ice Skating Shoes

Hendrick Lucifer's Gold Doubloon

Hendrick Lucifer's Matchbook

Henri Becquerel's Maltese Cross

Henri Cartier-Bresson's Photograph

Henri Moissan's Fluorine

Henri de Sourdis' Nautical Andirons

Henri Le Sidaner's "The Door of Spirit's"

Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec's Cane

Henrietta Robinson's Shawl

Henry V's Battle Helmet

Henry VIII's Belt

Henry Brown's Wooden Crate

Henry Clay’s Straw Hat

Henry Cotton's Tooth Clamp

Henry C. Wayne’s Saddle

Henry D. Cogswell’s Drinking Fountain

Henry Dreyfuss' Princess Telephone *

Henry E. Erwin's Medal of Honor

Henry Elwes' Jug

Henry Every's Parasol

Henry Ford's Personal Model T

Henry Fuseli's Stole

Henry Fuseli's The Nightmare *

Henry Geber's Glass Figurines

Henry Halleck's General Hat

Henry Heimlich's Tie

Henry J. Heinz's Bottle

Henry Meigg's Warrant Book

Henry Moore’s Hill Arches

Henry Morgan's Sword

Henry Morton Stanley's Map *

Henry Reed Rathborne's Uniform Buttons

Henry Rose's Original Barbed Wire

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's Cross

Henry Weinhard's Distiller

Henry Work's Grandfather Clock *

Sir Henry Wyatt's Stone Cat

Hephaestus' Anvil

Hera's Peacock Feather Fan

Heracles' Bow and Arrows

Heraclitus' Knucklebones

Herb Caen’s Toothpick

Herbert Morrison's Microphone

Herbie the Love Bug

Herb Stempel's Headset

Hercules' Rattle

Herman Hollerith’s Tabulating Machine

Herman Lamm’s Stopwatch

Herman Melville's Harpoon

Hermann Ebbinghaus' Pencil

Hermann Goring's Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross

Hermann Rorschach's 10 Cards

Hermann von Helmholtz's Research Papers

Hermann von Teschenberg's Veil

Hermaphroditus' Gold Bracelets

Hermes' Talaria

Hernan Cortez's Espada Ropera

Hernan Cortez’s Golden Signet Ring

Hernan Cortez's Helmet *

Hernán Pérez de Quesada's Tunjo

Hernando de Soto's Dry Compass

Hero's Aeolipile

Hero and Leander's Lamp

Herodotus' Dish

Herod the Great's Sword

Herophilos' Knife

Herostratus’ Lantern

Herschell Gordon Lewis' Jar of Fake Blood

Hestia's Cauldron

Heston Blumenthal's Chemistry Equipment

Hesy-Ra’s Leather Bag

Hideaki Akaiwa’s Wetsuit

Hildegard of Scopia's Lute *

Hippie Drum Circle

Hippocrates' Fibula *

Hippocrates' Leech Jar

Hippolyta's Girdle

Hippolyte Bernheim’s Cravat

Hillary and Tenzing's Climbing Googles

Hilary Cranston's Rolling Pin

Hiram Abiff's Masonry Tools *

Hiren Roy's Sitar

Hitachi Maxell Speaker

Hitoshi Christopher Nikaidoh's Elevator Suspension Wires

HMS Challenger

HMS Dreadnought Hoax Costumes

HMS Erebus' Bell

HMS Falkland

Hold-It Bedpan  

Hole-in-One Golf Club *

Holly and Oak Wands

Holocaust Skin Lamp

Holt Collier’s Rope

Holy Hand Grenade of Antioch

Holy Lance

Homer's Scrolls

Homestuck Artifacts

Homunculus (Outdated form)

Hon'ami Koetsu's Ceramic Bowl

Hon'ami Kōetsu’s Lacquer Box

Honda Tadakatsu’s Kabuto

'Honey Do You Love Me?' Pin

Honjo Masamune *

Honoré Daumier's Canvas

The Hope Diamond *

Hopi Hallucinating Gourd *

Horace-Bénédict de Saussure's Solar Oven

Horace Wells’ Top Hat

Horace Westlake Fink's Bronze Baby Shoes *

Horatio Nelson's Compass

Horatio Nelson Jackson's Steering Wheel

Horemheb’s Ushabtis

Horizontal Oak Tree

Horse Cigarette Case

Horseshoes from the Execution of François Ravaillac

Horus' Boat

Hospital Baby Blanket

The Hot Potato  

Hot Wheels Toy Car

The Hounds of Alcinous

House of Commons Masonry *

House Peters, Jr.'s Mop

Howard Carter's Coffee Pot *

Howard Carter's Shovel

Howard Hughes' Coasters Set

Howard Thurston's Floating Playing Cards *

Howard Thurston's Sword Cabinet

H.P. Lovecraft's Silver Key *

Hsinbyushin's Wooden Stork *

Hua Mulan's Fan

Huangbo Xiyun's Hanfu

Hua Tuo's Scalpel*

Hubert Wilkins' Piece of the Nautilus

Hubert Wolfe+585 Sr's Letterpress

Hugh Beaver’s Barstool

Hugh Casey's Pitcher's Glove

Hugh Everett's Pen

Sir Hugh De Morvilles' Mace *

Hugh Glass' Bear Hide

Hugh Hefner's Smoking Jacket

Hugh O' Flaherty's Bible

Hugo Grotius' Book Chest

Hugo Weigold's Net

Huitzilopochtli's Sacrificial Bowl

Human Borescope

Hummingbird Button

Humphrey Bogart's Cigarettes

Hunter Doherty Adam's Jack-in-the-Box *

Hunter S. Thompson's Briefcase

Hunter S. Thompson's Sunglasses

Hunter's Hoodie

Hunting Camouflage Outfit

Hyder Ali’s Mysorean Rockets

Hydrophobic Umbrella

Hygroscopic Wet Floor Sign

Hyman G. Rickover’s Pressurized Water Reactor

Hypatia's Chariot

Hypno's Pendulum

Hypnos’ Poppy