In the spirit of Soul Music, this stunning design pays homage to a certain icon of Roundworld music, whilst giving it a distinctly chelonium spin.

“Through the fathomless deeps of space swims the star turtle Great A’Tuin…”

Our bestselling canvas print, The Great ‘Tuin. A Giant Star Turtle (of the species Chelys galactica) who travels through the Discworld universe, carrying four giant elephants (Berilia, Tubul, Great T’Phon, and Jerakeen) who in turn carry the Discworld. Attempts by telepaths to learn more about Great ‘Tuin’s intents have not met with much success. All they’ve been able to discern is that the Great A’Tuin is looking forward to something’.

A happy customer says..

The Librarian delighted readers in The Colour of Magic, and was transformed into an orangutan in The Light Fantastic as the Octavo fired a beam of magic upwards. On discovering that being an orangutan had certain advantages for a librarian – he can climb up to high shelves, for example – he refused to be transformed back into a human and has remained an orangutan ever since. Our Librarian will sit quietly on your wall for ever more… just don’t call him a monkey!

“Aww look at the cute pussy cat” did we just say that? Greebo is Nanny Ogg’s tomcat; feared in the forests of Lancre by all animals, and the father of most of the cat population in the area! Flea bitten, scarred from many fights and generally a huge bully of a cat Greebo is renowned for once chasing a bear up a tree. This is the cat that Nanny Ogg refers to as ‘Mr. Puss-Puss,’ and sees, in her head, as a cute little bundle of fluff yet everyone else calls ‘gerroffyerbugger!!!’ And now here’s your chance to have cute little Mr. Fluffy on your wall! We have a very small number of these wide scale pencil prints still available. When the stock is gone, this item will be gone for good. Originally published in 1995, this print is highly sought after and makes an irreplaceable addition to any Discworld collection.

We love this scene of Death Under an Eldritch Sky from ‘Soul Music’. This rocking novel introduces an element of modern society into the magical and vaguely late medieval, early modern world of the Discworld with nearly disastrous consequences. It also introduces Susan Sto Helit, daughter of Mort and Ysabell and granddaughter of Death. And when you stare into this canvas perhaps you’ll hear a note or two of that new and addictive music that ‘rocked’ the Discworld. It’s got a beat and you can dance to it, but… It’s alive. And it won’t fade away. It’s called Music With Rocks In…

Featuring a stylised aerial view of the Great A’Tuin, this compact canvas was designed by Terry’s favourite Discworld artist Paul Kidby. It’s proving to be one of our most popular images to date.