Not all Dragon Age art is the same, as Ashlee Owen would soon show you.  The theatre student is not only great with making costumes, she’s also resourceful when it comes to jewelry as well.

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The Bioware Store got an update yesterday and put more of those awesome Mass Effect sweatshirts back in stock, but there seems to be something missing.  If you’re a woman, you probably know what I’m talking about: ladies sizes.

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Today’s featured artist is Julia, and she chatted with us about how she produces her artwork and overcomes the many challenges of being an artist.

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Earlier this week we took a look at how Dragon Age: Origins fans express themselves.  From writing reviews on Raptr to setting up fan clubs on Facebook, showing your appreciation for the game has never been easier or more enjoyable.  This week we turn our attention to a particular artist on the popular art website, DeviantArt.com.

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Magic must serve man, not rule over him. – Canticle of Transfigurations 1:2
Science has made us gods even before we are worthy of being men. – Jean Rostand (1894-1977)

Mage’s in Ferelden have it rough. But that was entirely intentional when BioWare built the world of Dragon Age:Origins. Mike Laidlaw, lead designer on DA: O, said:

Take a look at the first-level D&D spell, Charm Person. You’re a hard-working merchant, trying to make a living and some mage comes in and wants a discount. You’re not really interested, but one simple spell later, and you’re giving him everything he wants. That’s terrifying. Mages are friggin’ terrifying. So, when we were looking at Dragon Age, we said, ‘Right, let’s take that to the next level.

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It’s a new year, and I would like to thank all contributors and visitors who helped us to create one of the most successful Dragon Age: Origins websites.

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