Stephen Fabian's 1985 back cover of The Green Pearl, by Jack Vance
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Stephen Fabian's 1985 back cover of The Green Pearl, by Jack Vance

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Some Dying Earth OCs! Although these were mostly inspired by Vance's work it's a melting pot of a lot of stories and tropes I like, so with that it feels a lot more personal. I hope to make a lot of cute little comics and maybe some more serious stories with them.
OG caption: Once again I turned some gimmicky character design into solid OC otaku wizard and gyaru barbarian. and they smoke weed because I was listening to Dopethrone while working on this
Fantasy of the future
(Part I)
H.R. Van Dongen (1920-2010) “The Dirdir” by Jack Vance (1979)
Stephen Fabian, cover art for "Eyes of the Overworld" by Jack Vance, 1977

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While we are alive we should sit among colored lights and taste good wines, and discuss our adventures in far places; when we are dead, the opportunity is past.
-- Jack Vance
(Verona, Italy)
Artwork by Ed Emshwiller
What are your thoughts on the works of Jack Vance?
I like them a lot. Always have.
Big Planet and the Dying Earth group are particular favorites.