The Necronomicon

 Velimira Designs brings us the Necronomicon, or at least a blank journal version of the infamous tome.  

 

 

The Necronomicon

Mille Cuirs returns to our pages with their take on the flesh-faced, Evil Dead version of Lovecraft's Necronomicon.

 

 

Pages of the Necronomicon

Francois Launet has been one of the premiere Mythos artists for decades.  It's a testament to his talent that his dozens of Goomicronicon illustrations have defined my mental picture of what the Necronomicon actually looks like.  In addition to this look at the Seal of the Vortex you can find a huge library of his work over here.

I, For One, Welcome Our New A.I. Necronomicon

What a time to be alive.  Over on Instagram, the Prophet of the AI Necronomicon has posted an incredible selection of prop Necronomicon pages generated with the Midjourney art engine.  It's an amazing tool that generates original art using keywords and text descriptions provided by the user.

 

 

The Necronomicon

This Necronomicon journal from Stick 'N' Rope is awesome.  The embossed cover details are cool, but it's the weathering that elevates it to the next level.  Just layers and layers of wear and grime.

Necronomicon in Steel

This is easily the biggest Necronomicon prop ever featured here.  Not to mention the heaviest.  Lucas Haupt brings us this gigantic tome featuring a solid steel cover with illuminated insets.

 

The Necronomicon, Christian Edition.

Colin Christian returns to our pages with this massive recreation of the Necronomicon.  Featuring a custom sculpted and cast resin cover.

 

Necronomicon, Baurley Edition

Artist Craig Baurley has a really interesting take on the Necronomicon over on Instagram.  His personal prop version is a triangular "book" filled with illustrated leaves.  A beautiful and unusual interpretation.

 

The Necronomicon

Sunset Breeze Leather brings us their take on the infamous Necronomicon, featuring a carved leather cover with inset glass eye.

 

The Necronomicon, Requena Edition.

Aldo Requena created the titular grimoire for the Argentine film "Necronomicon".  It's a beautiful example of tomecraft.  Click through to see a full gallery featuring the interior pages.

The Necronomicon

 Colin Christian returns to our pages after a too long absence with this amazing Necronomicon.

 

From the Necronomicon...

The gifted Francois Launet returns to our pages with another illustration from the Necronomicon.  This time it's "The Stone", a megalith featuring some disturbing organic carvings.

 

The Necronomicon

 Alex Libris returns to our pages with another masterful example of tomecraft.  This time it's a Necronomicon journal, bound in hand-tooled leather with custom Sigil of the Necronomicon embossment and brass hardware.

 

The Necronomicon, Alex Libris Edition

Professional bookbinder Alex Libris returns to our pages with this copy of the infamous Necronomicon featuring a hand tooled leather cover and custom brass hardware.

Seal of Shudde m'ell

This page from the Necronomicon depicting the Seal of Shudde m'ell comes to us from the amazingly talented Francois Launet.  Personally, I think his artwork, which he's been producing for decades, is the definitive take on Lovecraft's infamous tome.

The Necronomicon, Black Cat Edition.

This fleshy, Evil Dead style Necronomicon comes to us from L'atelier du chat noir.

The Necronomicon, Alex Libris Edition.

The gifted Alex Libris returns to our pages with this custom Necronomicon.  Hand bound in leather with custom embossment and brass hardware.

The Necronomicon, Alex Libris Edition.

Alex Libris returns to our pages with multiple copies of the Necronomicon, part of a ten book private commission.

Al Azif

Morsoth brings us his personal recreation of the Arabic edition of the Necronomicon. Featuring custom printed pages and hand bound in leather.

The Necronomicon

Artist Chris McBam brings us this creepy take on the infamous Necronomicon, bound in hand-formed goat leather.