prints

Corporals Detritus and Cuddy. Good luck in the meat packing district boys

GNU Terry Pratchett.

my attempt at vetinari number 2

LOOK HOW PRETTY THEY ARE!!!

obsessed with this upcoming ikea storage box which looks like it's a cousin of a mimic, Luggage from Discworld and a labubu all at once

tis the season for my annual highly weaponised spooky goths 💀🗡️ I wanted to draw something a little more dynamic this year!

I used my friend birthday as an excuse to draw Ankh-Morphork street for their living room ♡

I found lineart while cleaning old folders:

playing dressup w world's most annoyed guy 💌💌💌

saving mr. tiddles / saving the post

Trust me

Carborundum, Polly ‘Ozzer’ Perks, Maladict, Igor, ‘Shufti’ Manickle ♥

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I decided to share my sketch of Sybil here as well. While reading "Guards! Guards!" I was truly impressed by her—especially the way she was described

Anyways, I’m just going to be here crying about this, and I thought you all should, too.

add this one to the list of “Things I’ve Never Heard of Except in Books”

(This is followed by Christopher explaining what a ha-ha is, and Conrad (the narrator) being disgruntled and thinking he’s joking, so I guess even in books some characters have never heard of one!)

The Quick by Lauren Owen

Jane Austen’s Mansfield Park

just learnt from german wiki that we do, indeed, have ha-ha in german, also called aha, and that it’s a design element in gardening, replacing a wall or fence. never heard of this and i am a fucking gardener.

A theory of mine. Ha-hah, not ha-ha. If you were strolling down the garden and all of a sudden the ground gave way at your feet, you’re not going to go ‘ha-ha’, you’re going to jump back and go ‘ha-hah!’, or more probably, ‘Bloody ‘ell!’ […] In France, you know, ‘ha-ha’ is used to denote a strikingly ugly woman, a much more likely bet for something that keeps the cows off the lawn.

the actual quote from the book where it appears is much funnier, but I can’t find it

It contained the hoho, which was like a haha only deeper. A haha is a concealed ditch and wall designed to allow landowners to look out across rolling vistas without getting cattle and inconvenient poor people wandering across the lawns. Under Bloody Stupid’s errant pencil it was dug fifty feet deep and had claimed three gardeners already.

Plum Duff by Victoria Goddard