Rectober 2015 - Discworld

[aletheiafelinea]

Welcome to the first rect post in Rectober! :)

Now, let’s make things sorted out.




FANARTS
Don’t forget that in most cases I pick just one work, and usually there’s more in the given artist gallery.
Some time ago I have made a multifandom list with a choice of my favorite fanarts. It has also Discworld in it.

Now to the art I haven’t included in the above list.

Ankh-Morpork by RomanDubina. Be careful walking The Shades.

Discworld: The Librarian and Discworld: The Luggage by kinkajoomotion have great colouring and composition. And The Librarian is almost handsome there!

Cheery Littlebottom by Shire-Rock, being charming.

Discworld fan art - Sword of Passione by zazB aka Guillaume Bonnet. And thousand elephants! Wait, no, I think they didn’t fit in.

Discworld sketches by Luzzerante. If I rec a fanart with an OC character, it must be more than good.

Bingeley-Bingeley-Birthday by Nimloth87. I love the design of Vimes’ breastplate.

Brownjobs by TerminAitor. The City Watch in a less typical graphic interpretation.

Dijabringabeeralong Pub by rhianmated. What is says on the tin.

Sergeant Detritus Choice by Karelias aka Tomek Karelus. It says nothing of the price, though.

[Ankh-Morpork backgrounds] by disasterscenario. Now I want a whole comic so badly…

Illustrations by Sia-chan for “The Wee Free Men”, a study project.

cocoa by faQy. Just another day on the Pseudopolis Yard.


NOT FAN BUT STILL ART
Not that official artists aren’t allowed to be fans too. ;)
French editions’ of Discworld cover art by Marc Simonetti.

Illustrations for Discworld’s basically everything by Stephen Player.

Ms Cake Suspects a Psychic Purturbation by Les Edwards.

Errol Goodbody of Flynn by John Howe.

Covers by David Wyatt. (Unfortunately he has no ‘Pratchett’ section; you just need to browse.)

And you all certainly know Paul Kidby, but perhaps you haven’t seen those artworks yet. ;)


OTHER DISCWORLD THINGS
Floorplan of the Pseudopolis Yard on The Watch House, the City Watch fansite.

As any fan knows, reading order is a serious branch of studies in this fandom. You probably already know the fanguide, but maybe you haven’t seen yet the recently published official guide.

Discworld Emporium official shop in Google Street view! The interior too!

Discworld Map – Sto Plains 3 by SM9T8

Fanmade miniature library of the Unseen University. Photos (in one album with other miniatures; keep clicking left) and blog.

~*~
Next to come:

7.10 - Good Omens
11.10 - Pirates of the Caribbean
14.10 - Sharpe
18.10 - Griffin's Urban Magic
21.10 - Dresden Files
25.10 - Supernatural
28.10 - Tolkien
1.11 - Maleficent (2014)
4.11 - surprise fandoms; not revealing yet!

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Comments

[hamsterwoman]

What a great post! I don't think I'd seen any of these fanarts before, and the Unseen University library miniature is amazing! Love the backgrounds/landscapes from both artists, the Cheery sketch, and the movie poster especially. And the more Kidby-esque arts are not exactly my style, but are lots of fun!

I have a question for you: have you ever found good Granny and/or Nanny art? I've found great art of pretty much everyone else out there, between fan and pro, but not a single one that really looks like the Witches to me. But you've clearly delved much more deeply into Discworld art than I have.

[alumfelga.livejournal.com]

What a collection!

The official guide looks quite nice. Better than a group of lists. Too bad it's completed. :(

Bingeley-Bingeley-Birthday
He looks a bit like Rupert Graves (or is it just me?). I might have a new headcanon. It might last for a while.

French editions’ of Discworld cover art by Marc Simonetti.
*is in love* "The colour of magic" <3 "A hat full of sky"! "Soul music" :D "Small gods"! "Moving pictures"! Why aren't they official covers in Poland again?

The minature library is incredible. I <3 Ankh-Morpork, said no one ever ;)

[qwentoozla]

What a wonderful collection! Thank you for sharing! Lots of things I hadn't seen. I was particularly delighted with the library miniature.

[moth2fic.livejournal.com]

What a gorgeous post. I made notes - *takes deep breath*.

I love the first Ankh-Morpork picture. The colours in particular are wonderful.

I wasn't initially thrilled by TerminAitor and then I found the Feathery Dragon (nothing to do with Pratchett) and have fallen in love.

Dijabringabeeralong Pub combined Pratchett with memories of my trip to Australia and I could look at it for a long time.

Like you, I would like a whole comic illustrated by disasterscenario

I looked at the Marc Simonetti pictures with interest but was not totally hooked until I found his Game of Thrones illustrations.

The Stephen Player board game is sadly too expensive to contemplate and even the later one (Witches) is beyond my means and in any case is not quite as appealing.

I love the Emporium and now have an ambition to visit. It is possible, I think/hope.

The miniatures are fantastic - I have a friend who makes that kind of thing and I am constantly in awe.

The Peuplier witches are to my taste so thank you for those!!

Yes, he looks like Rupert Graves. That's a kind of crossover - Lestrade in Sherlock.

Stupid LJ throws the viewer/reader back to at least three posts ago when returning from a viewing - either in your journal, or on my f'list page. It made for a longer trip than I expected but it was worthwhile. All those highways and byways you take us down!! All those discoveries!!

(And why, oh why, does Flickr make it impossible to return to where you started??)

I have commented where appropriate on DA - though some of the pictures are so old the artists might be surprised to get a new comment! I have bookmarked lots of stuff to go back to and enjoy all over again.

Thank you so much.

(If you're interested, the gold hand in my icon, which I thought looked vaguely Ankh-Morporkish, is in Ciudad Rodrigo, in North West Spain - not in a museum, though the whole town is like a museum - just hanging there on a front door.)

[margaret-r.livejournal.com]

Thank you for such wonderful art! I especially liked the library, so brilliantly done! I can only stare in awe at it all and enjoy such a variety of talent.