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Duncan had already pulled him aside the moment the old bugger set his boots back into camp, insisting DavethвЂ™s вЂњpracticingвЂќ needed to curtailed so he didnвЂ™t get caught again. вЂњIвЂ™m hoping the next one is a comely lass with golden hair and terrible eyesight,вЂќ he joked as his head turned to track a soldier in particularly fine armor who strolled by. They were more tempting than ripe fruit dangling from a tree in summer, and would satiate a much more intense itch. It was the best way to keep them out of trouble, along with putting his delightfully devious mind to work on something other than the purses jingling around them.

Grey warden rogue armor full#

вЂњSo what do you think the next recruit will be like?вЂќ Daveth pondered aloud as he casually leaned with his back against wagon full of hay and hooked his thumbs into his belt.

As she wandered almost obliviously down a stone ramp, she became the topic of discussion between two other men. AnywayвЂ¦ДЄudrieвЂ™s meandering about the ruin had not gone unnoticed by other curious eyes. The background is deliberately drab because Reg does his best work in the dark. The idea in the end was to make it look like Reg was teetering on the edge of a rafter somewhere (typical of him) and the sword is hanging down behind his boot and the wood beam. I also had to take into account Starfang is too short. Someday, I may remake the background, but I really wanted to move on to something new by this point. I accidentally chopped the top of his sword hilt off, but IвЂ™d done so much with the background, I didnвЂ™t want to go back and redo it all over again. There he is below, waiting for a background. Here you can see IвЂ™ve been hard at work on his shading, turning him from 2D to 3D. Some serious LIPS going on up thereвЂ¦ going to join the Rolling Stones, Reg? I got that fixed and also decided to reposition his arm for simplicity of design. Things changed in the 70-80 hours it took me to do this. Originally, I planned on having the arm behind him and the scenery in the ruins of the Werewolf Lair. Maybe once I have a tablet IвЂ™ll change my mind. Sometime you just canвЂ™t beat Old School for my needs. I didnвЂ™t like it and went back to my mouse, but hereвЂ™s where Reg began.Д«elow I went back to a tracing of the outline and put in the armor with a pencil. IвЂ™m just now learning digital painting so I did the light source and left it at that.ДЇrom humble beginnings, I decided to try an IPen which I bought for $20 back in 2009 during a sale. Normally, armor picks up the world around it because itвЂ™s reflective. HeвЂ™s a dual wield rogue who favors Starfang. I removed some of the plates in his art and altered some other spots to fit his personality. HeвЂ™s strong enough to wear heavy plate, but tends to go a little lighter when I write for him. His armor is customized and I deliberately changed some of it to befit a ridiculously strong (badly built since it was my 2nd playthrough to Origins) rogue. Here, heвЂ™s the Warden Commander of the Grey after the events of Dragon Age 2.

This is Reginald Cousland, who appears in several pieces of my fiction. Image is a thumbnail, click on it for a full view. This is my third piece of digital art that IвЂ™ve ever done, so I still have a lot to learn. The griffons were freehand drawn with the mouse which was easier than it sounds. I didnвЂ™t like it and went back to the mouse fairly quickly. I did do a sketch of the armor and scan it in once I sketched out an outline with an IPen.

Grey warden rogue armor pro#

It was done with Paint Shop Pro 9, a mouse, and patience. This all began as an experiment and an idea of a dramatic pose struck by my beloved Rogue, Reginald. You may not copy my art nor my post for reproduction anywhere (including the web) without my permission. Grey Wardens, Dragon DA 2 and Cousland Surname (c) Bioware.