Let me know if you'd like some idea on how to configure a brush that way if your interested. You would also as an alternative go into photo shop and configure your paint tool to act very much like an inking brush and then ink the images digitally. I would suggest that you print your pencil images out from your computer and then ink the images with some microns, sharpies, etc. I'm not sure if this is your style but I can tell you that your very sketchy line work competes with attention against your color instead of being the foundation from which your color is standing upon (the way It probably should be). Looking at your images they look very 'sketchy' as though you've went over the same lines several times but didn't pick necessarily which lines you liked the best. I would say that the only issue here is the line work. I also like the color that provides the atmosphere in these panels. I like the story progression in this page.

So while not entirely lore friendly, I hope you can suspend belief.This is Morrigan Comic of 3::Story continues in Leliana Comic here. Story takes place sometime after the events of Origins, in my own little imagined Dragon Age universe.Designs based on the 'Morrigan and Child - Concept' drawing I drew previously:Note: I know pointy ears may not be possible for half-elfs in the DA universe, but for my story it's important, and I think creates an interesting relationship dynamic since Morrigan is human, along with the prejudices against elves in DA. Introducing Morrigan and her son.First page of my experimental short story/fan comic, of Morrigan and her little son, from the Bioware, Dragon Age games. It is the first game in the Dragon Age franchise, and was released for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3, and Xbox 360 in November 2009, and for Mac OS X in December 2009. Dragon Age: Origins is a role-playing game developed by BioWare and published by Electronic Arts.

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