Here's a link to his website where I found the quotes used above. These are some of the most beautiful images I've ever seen from Fabian. Here's a link to the complete REH story "Queen of the Black Coast".
In this case I placed it at the lower part of the picture so that both Conan and the viewer have to look up at Belit, who is basically performing, 'on stage'." - Stephen Fabian "One of the early decisions an illustrator has to make when composing a picture is where to put the horizon line, or the viewpoint. I guess I got caught up in the violent nature of Conan and lost control of myself!" - Stephen Fabian It was composed over the course of a year and is dated 'Friday the Thirteenth, March 1970 (in tempore belli)' as written on the score. Black Angels subtitled 'Thirteen Images from the Dark Land', is a work for 'electric string quartet' by the American avant-garde composer George Crumb. I made the same mistake when I painted a poster showing Conan cutting a giant ape in half with his sword, which also happens to be based on the same story, "Queen of the Black Coast". &0183 &32 George Crumb Black Angels Score Pdf. But when I was in the inking stage and got to that area, without thinking about it I erased the pencilwork and redrew the sword lopping off the head! It was a mistake, I should have left that part up to the viewer's imagination. &0183 &32 Photo blog celebrating famous and not-so-famous people in vintage eyewear, eyeglasses, glasses and sunglasses throughout the 20th century (1900-1999). When this drawing was in the preliminary pencil stage I had Conan's sword swinging down just above the native warriors head, I would not go so far as to show the head being lopped off, that would be too gross. Today, violence on film, on television, and in comic books sometimes reaches a level of grossness I find hard to stomache. "Whenever I was obliged to draw a violent scene I had to decide how far to go.
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