Update to Mako's Clothes

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I've updated Mako's attire to include a sleeve for a more asymmetrical clothes. The purpose is so that when I attempt to do a sculpt version of the character's clothes there are wrinkles and curves that allow me to develop a more interesting clothing sculpt. I really like the asymmetry of the clothing as it allows for a more unique looking attire. In addition by making the right side have the long sleeve it allows for character to feel more balanced with the torn off left ear. 
Mako's Side Profile
Mako's Orthographic Perspective
Mako's Front Perspective
Mako's Back Perspective
Mako's Loincloth
 

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