The Unwelcome - 12"x8" Giclée Art Print/matboard mounted

“The dragon came low to the earth. It defied every image of a draconian being Kulp had ever seen. Not Rake, not Osric. Hugely boned, with skin like dry shark hide, its wing-span dwarfed even that of the Son of Darkness—who has within him the blood of the draconian goddess—and the wings had nothing of the smooth, curving grace; the bones were multi-jointed in a crazed pattern, like that of a crushed bat wing, each knobbed joint prominent beneath taut, cracked skin. The dragon’s head was as wide as it was long, like a viper’s, the eyes high on its skull. There was no ridged forehead, instead the skull sloped back to a basal serration almost buried in neck and jaw muscles. A dragon roughly cast, a creature exhaling an aura of primordial antiquity. And, Kulp realized with a breathless start as his senses devoured all that the creature projected, it was undead.“

from “Deadhouse Gates”, The Malazan Book of the Fallen by Steven Erikson

Each piece is printed using the giclée process on deep matte paper, ensuring exceptional detail, rich colors, and a smooth, glare-free finish. With archival-quality inks and professional matboard backing, these prints are designed to preserve their beauty for over a century without fading or discoloration.

Crafted for collectors and Malazan art lovers alike, these prints offer gallery-level quality—bringing every intricate detail to life with stunning clarity and depth.

Prints are carefully and securely packaged to ensure they arrive in excellent condition, ready to display or frame.