Paul Kidby | Terry Pratchett Artist
Paul Kidby is an English artist. Many people know him best for his art based on Terry Pratchett's Discworld. He has been included on the sleeve covers since Pratchett's original illustrator, Josh Kirby, died in 2001.
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Ugh, beautiful. I love how well he captures the characters of Pratchett’s stories, such wonderful work. Makes me want to pick up those books again.
I’ve finally worked myself up to read Shepherd’s Crown after numerous attempts but getting too emotional.
Just finished Wee Free Men this morning and I was already a bubbling wreck at the end. It’s gonna be a rough, emotional ride.
I still haven't managed to get myself to read Shepherd's crown, even though I bought it the day it came out.
I came up a croppe once again. Just can’t face the fact of it finally being over!
Started China Mieville’s Perditot Street station instead, which seems to be pretty good so far. I’ll try again maybe next year!
Is that three eyed ear beak snake dragonfly thing something from the books? Doesn't ring a bell.
in case you mean the "thing" in the lower left corner of the second pic, that's Errol, Lady Sybil's pet swamp dragon. What looks like facetted eyes & an insect "trunk" in the slightly blurry pic is actually a snout with giant nostrils.
I meant the more snake shaped one that's close to the hat on the other side of the luggage.
I had actually forgotten who exactly Errol was, just that I've seen him before. Thank you.
I still don't really know which one you mean, but I found a much clearer, "updated" version of this picture (with more characters) and the maching "key" for it, naming all displayed characters:. I guess that will be more useful in the long run ;)
Link: https://lemmy.world/post/7931146
https://abload.de/img/finalkeyc3c5s.jpg
"5. Expletive D*****"
Still don't know more and neither do search engines.
Ahh, NOW I know which one you mean! That's one of the swearwords of Mustrum Ridcully come to life along with no. 11 and 12 ^^
The top hat one looks like Florida
I don't really like his style, but it was somehow perfect for the Discworld and blended seamlessly.