Ponder Knew He Should Have Never Let Ridcully Look At The Invisible Writings. Wasn't It A Basic Principle

Ponder knew he should have never let Ridcully look at the invisible writings. Wasn't it a basic principle never to let your employer know what it is you actually do all day?

But no matter what precautions you took, sooner or later the boss was bound to come in and poke around and say things like, "Is this where you work, then?" and "I thought I sent a memo out about people bringing in potted plants," and "What d'you call that thing with the keyboard?"

And this had been particularly problematical for Ponder, because reading the invisible writings was a delicate and meticulous job, suited to the kind of temperament that follows Grand Prix Continental Drift and keeps bonsai mountains as a hobby or even drives a Volvo. It needed painstaking care. It needed a mind that could enjoy doing jigsaw puzzles in a dark room. It did not need Mustrum Ridcully.

Terry Pratchett, The Last Continent

Another page done for my Moomin comic project, "Paper Hats"

Lost in the green...

Second last track of FriendShapes, I can't go much into it for obvious reasons, but it's a reprise of a previous track 🙌

'everland-four'

I didn't know this could happen.

Final encounter song of FriendShapes - only like 2 songs left in the whoole album 🙌🎶