With their busty hourglass figures and long hair, they look feminine.

Yes, you're right. You know, for me is pretty difficult to work with male figures. Maybe this sounds wierd but, for me, female figures are easier than male (it is the same with... I don't know if this is the right english word... "Fatty" figures, I mean, obese characters). And with female characters sometimes it doesn't matter if they look masculine. But with male characters is pretty difficult (for me, I repeat) to make them look masculine. But in these two cases (Crisogono and Serapio), they look...something femenine... on purpose. Thank you so much for your comment! I really appreciate you for that! Take care and keep supporting us!