This Awesome Fan Art Turns Dragon Age Into A Gritty Noire
You know what's awesome? Great fan art. You know what's even more awesome? Awesome genre crossover fan art.
You know what's awesome? Great fan art. You know what's even more awesome? Awesome genre crossover fan art. That's what Tumblr user therealmcgee, who goes by Mer, has brought to the table with the world of Dragon Age re-imagined as a Noire film. The art is oozes cool and is absolutely gorgeous. If I had anything more intelligent to say about Mer's work I would. Instead, let's just take some time to appreciate these amazing pieces of art starting with Cullen looking like he just had a particularly trying day.
Draon Age Noire: Cullen Pt. 1 - Hell of a Day
Warden turned King of Ferelden Alistair also got the noire treatment.2
Dragon Age: Noire "Time to send in the big guns."
Roughed up detectives are all well and good, but my personal favorite has to be Mer's interpretation of Cassandra. Sporting a mean looking suit and the Seeker symbol on her vest, she looks all business. I would pay good money to watch a movie with Cassandra as a hardboiled detective. Solving crimes and making disgusted noises as she goes? Yes, please.
Dragon Age: Noire "Time to send in the big guns."
If you like this, you can check out more of Mer's art on Tumblr.
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Jay Vergara
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