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Yay! More When in Rome art!

*ahem* As you may know, one of the things the Romans were famous for was their bathhouses. They had steam rooms and cold baths and saunas and where there were natural hot springs they had hot baths.

Going to the baths was also kind of a social thing. So I decided to draw Finglehorn and Angelo relaxing at the baths.

It was also a good chance for me to practice male anatomy, too. I'm really happy with how well this piece turned out! There were a lot of things that I practiced on on this piece, hot water being one of them. (Hot water indoors looks different than cold water outdoors. ) Also, when I was all finished with the picture, I used some chalk pastels to give the picture a steam effect. The steam isn't all that noticeable when you look at the picture, but looking at the picture without the steam (which I scanned just in case this trick didn't work) and then with the steam, it really does make a difference.

I might post the step-by-step process of this picture later on, I'm not sure.

Hmmm.....not much more to say about this picture. Enjoy!

Finglehorn, Angelo, and all things When in Rome © K. C. Lexa

Description
Yay! More When in Rome art!

*ahem* As you may know, one of the things the Romans were famous for was their bathhouses. They had steam rooms and cold baths and saunas and where there were natural hot springs they had hot baths.

Going to the baths was also kind of a social thing. So I decided to draw Finglehorn and Angelo relaxing at the baths.

It was also a good chance for me to practice male anatomy, too. I'm really happy with how well this piece turned out! There were a lot of things that I practiced on on this piece, hot water being one of them. (Hot water indoors looks different than cold water outdoors. ) Also, when I was all finished with the picture, I used some chalk pastels to give the picture a steam effect. The steam isn't all that noticeable when you look at the picture, but looking at the picture without the steam (which I scanned just in case this trick didn't work) and then with the steam, it really does make a difference.

I might post the step-by-step process of this picture later on, I'm not sure.

Hmmm.....not much more to say about this picture. Enjoy!

Finglehorn, Angelo, and all things When in Rome © K. C. Lexa