Asclepio, Son of the wind
here's the final colors :D
I mainly focused in getting a rough sketch of how i want his cloths to look like, that's why the hair and skin are not shaded at all
im working in two other designs of younger versions of him
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Asclepio, Son of the wind
here's the final colors :D
I mainly focused in getting a rough sketch of how i want his cloths to look like, that's why the hair and skin are not shaded at all
im working in two other designs of younger versions of him
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ㅤㅤ𝗦𝗢́𝗖𝗥𝗔𝗧𝗘𝗦: “Critón, le debemos un gallo
ㅤㅤa A͟s͟c͟l͟e͟p͟i͟o͟, así que páguenselo. No se
ㅤㅤles olvide”.
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Asclepius.
Chirone
La medicina, insegnata ad Asclepio da una chimera, in centauro Chirone, metà uomo e metà cavallo, è intrinsecamente ambivalente. Salva la vita, procura la morte; come il farmaco, il cui effetto terapeutico, ci ricorda Umberto Curi, è inseparabile da quello tossico: “Veleno che cura, rimedio che intossica, antidoto che uccide”.
Figlio di Crono e dell’Oceanina Filira, Chirone, nel cui nome risuona la parola ‘chirurgo’ (da χείρ, mano) abita una grotta del monte Pelio, in Tessaglia. Diversamente dagli altri centauri è di animo mite e ama le scienze e la cultura. Educatore di dèi ed eroi, con le sue mani sapienti insegna ad Achille a tirare con l’arco e a curare le ferite, e inizia Asclepio all’arte della medicina.
Guess who fucked up and had to re do the clothes under the cape
Yes now he's showing more leg
mmm chentos