Coverage
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Wilddog can appear anywhere on the body, however it should cover at least 2 points of the body.
Where you place these markings is entirely up to you.
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These areas consist of - Torso, Upper body, Arms, Hind legs, Tail, Wings...
We have drawn example on the species so you get an idea of what these areas are.
You do not need to fill all of the area of these points, but at least 50% of each area should be covered.
We have used different colours for the different areas so it is clear where each area ends.
Colours
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Wilddog should consist of your base coat colours, Dark greys, Off-white's, Blacks and Whites.
You can use a maximum of 3 tones of colours.
Each colour must layer above one another. Starting with darker as the base and getting lighter as you layer the colours.
Wilddog with Dual Tone
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Dual Tone does not Affect Wilddog at all.
How to create Wilddog
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It really depends on how you want your marking to look, however this small tutorial shows you a basic way to create your marking.
First you need to draw your area that you want the marking to be
Once you have your general shape areas, you would then need to define that area.
You would then need to fill this area with your other colours to make different layers of covering, repeating the last 2 steps you just done.
This step is just another bonus step if you want to 'fancy' the markings up.
You can make the Wilddog marking appear more 'mottled'.
X Do Not Do
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When trying to do Wilddog, try not to make the markings to be seperated from one another.
Wilddog should all be layered on each other and should have no gaps between the colours, as it would end up too much like Crystal.
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