Kirby sadly died in 2001, but his role was ably filled by Paul Kidby, whose slightly more grounded but still deeply characterful illustrations have formed the official look of Discworld ever since ...

Modiphius has revealed the art for Terry Pratchett’s Discworld: Adventures in Ankh-Morpork by Paul Kidby ahead of the TTRPG’s Kickstarter ...

Image source, Paul Kidby Art, 2024 Image caption, Pratchett's Discworld novels take place on a flat world held up by four elephants standing on the back of a giant turtle Article Information ...

Last month, Discworld illustrator Paul Kidby wrote that he was “currently enjoying drawing the art for Terry Pratchett’s next Discworld novel, The Shepherd’s Crown, which will be published ...

Artworks from the artist behind Terry Pratchett's Discworld series illustrations, and a 25-year career, have gone on show. Maidstone Museum exhibition by Paul Kidby Discworld & Beyond including ...

Gollancz has acquired Terry Pratchett's Discworld Imaginarium, a portfolio of illustrations from Discworld artist Paul Kidby. ao link Subscribe from less than £3.50 a week ...

Laurence King to publish the "absolute must-have collectible gift", The World of Terry Pratchett: A 1,000-Piece Discworld Jigsaw Puzzle, with original artwork by Paul Kidby.

Illustrator Paul Kidby recently confirmed that Pratchett had finished writing The Shepherd’s Crown last summer ahead of an October 2015 release and that he was “enjoying drawing the art” for it.

Mr Kidby has also illustrated for books written by Terry's daughter, Rhianna, although these are not part of the Discworld Series. In 2017 Mr Kidby created a bronze memorial bust of Sir Terry.

Paul Kidby also designs his own creatures based on English folklore, for example Auld Goggie from his Charmed Realm book. The Discworld & Beyond tour, an exhibition charting the illustrator's 25 ...

Mr Kidby has also illustrated for books written by Terry's daughter, Rhianna, although these are not part of the Discworld Series. In 2017 Mr Kidby created a bronze memorial bust of Sir Terry.