Things we’re making.

Robots. Novels. Cards. Worlds. Experiments.

Proctor House Studio develops original projects across storytelling, technology, design, and craft. Some begin as stories. Others begin as objects, questions, drawings, or things taken apart on a workbench.

Come see what we’re working on.

Lavegavon

A science fiction saga about balance, ambition, and what happens when humanity reaches too far.

Set more than a thousand years in the future, Lavegavon follows humanity beyond Earth and into a universe governed by forces much older than us.

Worldbuilding, speculative science, cosmic mythology, strange planets, stranger beings—and one woman at the center of it all.

The Saga

A mythological saga about mortality, transformation, and the forces that shape a human life.

Set among the gods, mortals, and creatures of the ancient Mediterranean, The Saga follows lives transformed by encounters with one another—and with forces they do not fully understand.

Dreams, ancient gods, strange creatures, love, violence, intuition, consequence—and mortal lives unfolding within a world where the divine is never far away.

Tomy

A robot from the 1980s gets another shot at the future.

Tomy began as a vintage TOMY Omnibot 2000. Now he’s being rebuilt from the shell outward with modern electronics, sensors, fabrication, software, and a lot of experimentation.

Part robot. Part prop. Part engineering education. Part tiny mechanical roommate.

Life Cards

A deck for looking inward.

Life Cards are hand-drawn cards exploring archetypes, experience, intuition, and the strange patterns we encounter while trying to understand ourselves.

Drawn by hand. Built slowly. Made for reflection.

And other strange things…

Not everything we make knows what it is yet.

Objects, prototypes, drawings, experiments, abandoned ideas, resurrected ideas, and things we’re still trying to figure out.

Want to see how these things get made?

The Journal

Where we document the process—the research, mistakes, discoveries, dreams, prototypes, and ideas behind the work.

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