Dec 5, 2023
finished The Wee Free Men and HAD to draw something for it or I’d never forgive myself
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finished The Wee Free Men and HAD to draw something for it or I’d never forgive myself
Contest to Replace Laios, Round 2 Part 2
Rincewind the wizzard (Discworld)
Rob Anybody (Discworld)
Masterpost
Got blank nesting/matryoshka dolls for Christmas and decided to Pratchett them! Then Granny Weatherwax looked weird without a hat, so I had to make that too 😆
Granny Weatherwax / Nanny Ogg & Greebo / Tiffany Aching / Nac Mac Feegle / Horace the Cheese
I rarely post cosplay stuff on this hellsite (lovingly). But I thought: Why not? This time.
Tiffany was a dream project of mine for a long time now and finally, I was able to deliver. I am quite proud of how it turned out as well. I even made a little Rob Anybody to aid me on my quests on the Chalk.
“For a witch stands on the very edge of everything, between the light and the dark, between life and death, making choices, making decisions so that others may pretend no decisions have even been needed.”
Battle of the Gingers Bracket E Round 1
Hobbes (Calvin and Hobbes) vs Rob Anybody (Discworld)
Who is the better ginger?
Hobbes
Rob Anybody
Crivens!
I made this one for funsies, and tonight I realized I needed a character for my husband's Runescape-based campaign. He's already annoyed at my shenanigans.
I can’t recommend the Tiffany Aching books enough.
There are 5 books that span the preteen to young adult events of a young witch from a barren place known as The Chalk outside of Ank-Morpork. These are lesser known gems that I cherish deeply. They were written with young readers in mind, but they’re absolutely comfort food (particularly if you were raised by a Scottish granny like me- listening to Stephen Briggs read the Nac Mac Feegles make me homesick). They were all available via audio book from my library app (libby).
'Whut's the plan, Rob?' said one of them. 'Okay, lads, this is what we'll do. As soon as we see somethin', we'll attack it. Right?' This caused a cheer. 'Ach, 'tis a good plan,' said Daft Wullie.
Terry Pratchett, The Wee Free Men