#discworld pyramids

[unseenlibrarycardholder]

Designing Terry Pratchett’s Discworld, Paul Kidby

[the-most-boring-nickname]

scene from Pyramids, comics version

idnk why i currently so obsessed with Pyramids while that apparently not the best book among DW series, nor popular in the fandom. but i desperately wanted to find some content

so i decided to do the comics version of fav bit from the book myself because I can

(and i got a little carried away, someone plz stop me)

mind that text is slightly changed

i tried to visualize mental pricing here, but i'm not sure if using an empty number from the calculator display instead of specific numbers is good idea, it just looks like 8. so i need some feedback about it

also don't hesitate to criticise anything else, i really want to know about my mistakes so that i can do better next time

[deathdecayglitter]

Pyramids is a good book some of y'all just didn't have an Egyptian Mythology Phase

Anyways justice for Ptraci

[cowardishh]

reading discworld in order and so far all of them have been my new favorite book until I read the next one. they just keep getting better.

[joemerl]

[mendedrum]

i've gotta say Discworld Pyramids is one of the prettiest books.

It's a good read.

[hauntedplaidsouluniversity]

Teppic: How my father died?

Dios: natural causes

Ptraci: you pushed him off the balcony Dios! I saw you

Dios: gravity is natural

[iamthespineofmybook]

The role of listeners has never been fully appreciated. However, it is well known that most people don’t listen. They use the time when someone else is speaking to think of what they’re going to say next. True Listeners have always been revered among oral cultures, and prized for their rarity value; bards and poets are ten a cow, but a good Listener is hard to find, or at least hard to find twice.

Pyramids, Discworld book 7