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Rincewind and the Luggage in a desperate attempt to abscond from terrifying creatures from the Dungeon Dimensions."Rincewind", "The Luggage" and "Discworld" belong to Sir Terry Pratchett.
Graphite pencil / 2014
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Poor Rincewind....he has lots of luck, but its quality is highly variable.
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*smirk*giggle*snort* Ahum, enter quote (ForrestGump/Scary Movie 3) unquote *snort*giggle* Sorry, couldn't resist -but isn't Rincewind cute?
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Thanks.
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Rhincewind! The best "Wizzard" that ever wuz. XD Best at running from danger, into more danger.Β Absolutely love the Discworld series!Β About 5-7 books away from having read them all.
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I think I have even got less books left to read which makes me rather sad.
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And only one left coming out this fall. The final Discworld book, The Shepherd's crown.
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The Luggage always creeps people out... it actually eats them occasionally.
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Ah I just saw a famous cosplayer do this character, first time hearing of this series but it sounds good.
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I'd like to see that cosplay - Rincewind is my favourite character from the series. 
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Oh sure here! -Β flamboyantwreck.tumblr.com/posβ¦
Oh no I'm sorry to hear that! Β How many novels are there all together? Β I just finished my most recent book and am looking for something to get into next.
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Wow, he looks really good... it's the version from "The Last Continent". Since 1983 forty Discworld novels have been published and the final book is to be published sometime in late 2015. So... there'll be forty-one books in total. You should start with "The Colour of Magic" and then go on with "A Light Fantastic" (both Rincewind novels), as the first one ends with a cliffhanger (the only Discworld novel to do so). When you get used to the style and the characters, you can actually choose whichever story arc you like... there are several. You could read them the way they were published (that's what I did, but that mixes up the different characters and story arcs...), or you go on with Rincewind, later move to the "Death"-arc, but there's also the "Watch"-arc, the "Witches"-arc... depends on which characters you like most, I suppose. In case you need help with finding the first novel of each arc, just let me know. 
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Woooowβ¦that's a lot of books over a lot of years! Β It does sound a bit confusing. Β Still, I'll have to check that out, thanks for giving me a starting point
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You're most welcome.
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I love it! I love how his pose and robes flow into the movement of the tentacles, and the little multi-limbed box is just bizarre yet somehow strangely adorable at the same time. I don't know the reference, but this is a fun sketch.
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Thank you! 
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From what I've read of Pratchette, Adams and Tolkien's more lighthearted work, that sort is just my favorite style of writing. The former has been on my to-read list for years...
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Then you should start with "The Colour of Magic" from 1983. A good year.
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You're most welcome.
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Do I even want to know what's on the other side of those tentacles?Β
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No, you don't. Trust me.
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One of the best parts of the book.
"No one must speak of the number between seven and nine."
"What? Eight?"
*everything goes to shit*
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I *loved* that part.
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