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The Big Floater. A Limited Edition Cartoon Fine Art Museum Quality Print, Quasiland Wall Art

The Big Floater. A Limited Edition Cartoon Fine Art Museum Quality Print, Quasiland Wall Art

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Print and Shipping Estimates

Print preparation 3 Working Days.

Shipping Estimates inclusive of preparation.

UK Tracked 5-6 Working Days.

Europe 6-8 Working Days.

Rest of the World 8-15 Working Days.

In unforeseen circumstances, where we cant ship your print within a few days we will keep you informed of the progress of your order via email.

Limited to 150 prints, this edition is is for the print only and no frame.

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These Early Studio Releases offer collectors the opportunity to step into the world of Quasiland at the very beginning of its journey. Inspired by the mysterious shores of Thumbman Island, its ancient stone guardians, forgotten pathways and strange hidden forces, each artwork forms part of a growing narrative world that continues to unfold.

The Big Floater captures the Bulbs of Rootgard on the maiden voyage of a remarkable hot air balloon discovered deep within the ancient caves of Thumbman Island. According to the Quasiland Archives, the mysterious vessel is thought to be a forgotten remnant of a Whurlem Turlem event, carried into Quasiland from another dimension through the magical vortex. Whether this theory is true remains one of Quasiland's enduring mysteries.

The original artwork was hand-painted in acrylic on canvas before being professionally scanned and colour-matched to produce this museum-quality limited edition giclée print.





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Collector Information for this Art Print Artefact from Quasiland

The Tale Behind the Story

The Big Floater
It is recorded that the Bulbs of Rootgard discovered an ancient balloon hidden in a cave amongst the ancient hills. It was a magnificent craft unlike anything ever seen before.
At its heart burned a curious magical flame that never seemed to fade. Rather than consuming the balloon, the enchanted fire lifted it gently into the sky. Unable to think of a finer name, the Bulbs proudly christened their remarkable discovery The Big Floater.
Built not for war, but for exploration, The Big Floater became the Bulbs' newest way of travelling to the forgotten corners of Quasiland.
This painting captures its maiden voyage as it drifts high above Thumbman Island, crossing the cliffs and forests towards the distant Mingus Peninsula, where it is said the strangest of all Quasiland creatures dwell.
Far below, hidden in plain sight, the ever-watchful Thumbmen quietly observe the strange craft, saying nothing, yet missing nothing.
Our little ant guide can be seen clinging tightly to the basket rope. No one knows whether he joined the expedition by choice or arrived a little too late to let go.
The records tell only what was found, never who created it. To this day, no one knows:
• Who built The Big Floater?
• How old is it?
• Who created its everlasting magical flame?
• Why was it abandoned?

Field Notes

Field Notes – The Big Floater
The Big Floater is the only known airborne vessel in Quasiland, discovered long ago by the Bulbs of Rootgard and powered by an ancient magical flame that never diminishes.
There is no steering it, nor are any captain's skills required. It simply drifts wherever the ancient magic chooses, gently descending only when a new adventure awaits.
Built solely for exploration, The Big Floater has carried generations of Bulbs across Quasiland in search of forgotten places, ancient relics and remarkable creatures. Many believe it knows the land far better than those who travel within it.
Although its origins remain unknown, sightings of The Big Floater are considered a welcome sign that another Bulb expedition is underway.

It has been recorded in the Quasiland Archives that the vessel may be the forgotten remnant of an ancient Whurlem Turlem journey, carried into Quasiland from another dimension through the magical vortex. No evidence has ever confirmed the theory, but neither has it been disproved.

Limited Edition / Certification / paper/ Quality

Produced as a Limited Edition of only 150 prints, this artwork is presented as museum-quality fine art print, professionally crafted for exceptional colour depth, detail, and longevity on Canson Infinity Somerset Enhanced Velvet 330gsm Velvet Matt paper.

Every print is individually signed, numbered and certificated under the ArtSure industry-recognised certification program from the Fine Art Trade Guild, reflecting high standards in quality, authenticity, and
archival permanence.

Shipping and Packaging

Complimentary worldwide shipping is available to destinations currently supported at checkout.

International orders may be subject to local customs duties, taxes, or import fees, which remain the responsibility of the purchaser.

These prints are sent rolled in postal tubes.

Each print is wrapped in acid free tissue paper, the prints are then rolled around a smaller tube to protect the prints from getting creased while rolling.

The prints are then wrapped in a heavyweight paper, typically longer than the prints to protect the edges while inside the postal tube, this paper roll is then taped to stop the prints from unwinding and filling out the tube, which makes it easier to remove from the tube.

All materials within our postal tubes are recyclable, the only plastic element is the postal tube end cap.

90% of our orders are shipped within 3 days from the UK,using Royal Mail.

Worldwide Free Shipping Policy

Free Worldwide Shipping

We are pleased to offer complimentary tracked shipping on all Quasiland Fine Art Prints worldwide.

Orders are carefully packaged and dispatched from the United Kingdom using tracked postal and courier services selected according to destination.

Customs, Duties & Import Taxes

International orders may be subject to customs duties, import taxes, VAT, handling fees, or other charges imposed by the destination country.

These charges are determined by local customs authorities and are the sole responsibility of the purchaser.

Quasiland has no control over these charges and cannot estimate their amount. Any customs duties, import taxes, brokerage fees, or local charges must be paid by the recipient.

If an order is refused due to unpaid customs charges, any return shipping costs, customs fees, or losses incurred may be deducted from any refund where permitted by law.

Delivery Restrictions

Quasiland reserves the right to decline or cancel orders to countries, territories, or regions where:


  • Reliable tracked delivery services are unavailable.

  • Import restrictions prevent the shipment of artwork.

  • Intellectual property protection is considered inadequate.

  • There is a significant risk of loss, fraud, counterfeiting, unauthorised reproduction, or customs seizure.

  • Trade sanctions or legal restrictions apply.

If an order cannot be fulfilled for these reasons, a full refund will be issued.

Intellectual Property

Intellectual Property Notice

All Quasiland artworks, images, designs, characters, stories, and associated intellectual property remain protected by copyright and international intellectual property laws.

The purchase of a print does not grant any reproduction, publishing, commercial use, scanning, copying, distribution, or licensing rights.

Unauthorised reproduction or commercial use of Quasiland artwork is strictly prohibited.


"Quasiland reserves the right to limit shipping destinations at its discretion."