Minor: Sun and Moon Othographs

Here are the othographs for the Sun and Moon's bodies. I have only drawn the base shape of the character's bodies as I was having a bit of trouble with drawing the clothes at some points, so I decided to focus on the body so that I can get them right before moving on. I also still need to work out now the arms will look from above.

This is the first time that I have done othographs for a character so I might have made some mistakes.


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