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Inktober day 26- Squeak. I had do do the death of rats from Terry Pratchett’s discworld series. I love the ‘SQUEAK’ it is always is making. A deep booming rats voice. Added Quoth the talking raven friend that is often the translator for said booming squeaks. Very much miss his stories and my all time favourite author.
Death and Cats
Inktober day 26! Today's word is ‘Box’ and I had a few ideas as usual. I started with a box creature, something sort of family friend creature pet. A creature with opposable thumbs and feet and prehensile tail so it can hold and help you around the home. it also has a holographic head which displays emotions and information. Think it’s kinda cool.
Next idea was a ‘Jack in the BOX’. Halloween themed of course!
The I drew my favourite ‘Box’ - The Luggage form Terry Pratchetts Discworld series (a series I adore and live by).
More to come!
Since late author Sir Terry Pratchett's final novel, "The Shepherd's Crown" hit UK bookstores today (the U.S. release date is Sept. 1), I opted to make this 2012 Terry Pratchett interview conducted by Rob Wilkens, as Wanderers in the 4th Dimension’s Throwback Thursday entry (by the time I get around to posting this to tumblr., it will likely be Friday in the UK). In the interview, Pratchett refers to some incarnations of the Doctor as "bloody clowns", but there's one actor in particular whom Sir Terry admired for his acting prowess. (Yeah, I know... the title gives it away.) (I’m not sure why the video appears as a split screen in some browsers - YouTube is acting kind of wonky since the last interface “upgrade”.)
"No matter how fast light travels, it finds the darkness is always there first."
Terry Pratchett (as cited by Aaron Hotchner, Criminal Minds, Season 10 Episode 19 Beyond Borders)
Es un hecho generalmente conocido por todos que nueve décimas partes del cerebro no se utilizan y, como la mayoría de los hechos generalmente conocidos por todos, también es falso. Ni siquiera el Creador más estúpido se tomaría la molestia de hacer que la cabeza humana fuese por el mundo cargando con un par de kilos de gelatina grisácea innecesaria...
Terry Pratchett. Dioses Menores
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