Traits

Pinto

Rarity: Uncommon

Category: Markings

Info: Pinto is an uncommon white marking that covers patches of the body in white marks. The splotches should be organic in shape.

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Marking Rules/Overview

Tier: Tier 4
Color: White/Off-white
Tones: Single color
Shape: Natural
Visibility: Cannot be completely hidden

Holes: Holes-Yes Tapering: Tapering-Yes Breaks: Breaks-Yes

Symmetry: Symmetry-Yes Asymmetry-Yes Nuances: Nuances-No

Edges: Hard-Edge-Yes Soft-Edges-No Blended-Edges-No Gradient-Edges-No Textured-Edges-Yes Mixed-Edges-No

Optional Marking Interactions

Merle + Pinto OR Skew
Allows for a koi-like patchy effect, with one color being black and/or white and the other being any other color.

Pinto + Skew
Allows for grey or tinted grey Pinto/Skew instead.

Tabby + Pinto
Allows for Tabby to be fullbody. Counts as Tier 2.

Ranges and Coverage

Full Allowed

Tally Full Allowed

Wing Ranges

Full Allowed-Feathered

Full Allowed-Leather

Horns: Pinto can touch the horns.

Beard: Pinto can touch the beard.

Back: Pinto can touch the back.

Belly: Pinto can touch the belly.

Leg Fur: Pinto can touch leg fur.

Body Protrusions: Pinto can touch certain protrusions.

Fins: Pinto can touch the fins.

Examples and Common Mistakes

Good Examples

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At least some of the base coat and marking areas need to be visible below Pinto.

Pinto can be incredibly minimal.

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Pinto can mimic most other natural hard edged markings.

It can have a natural semi-transparent halo around it.

Common Mistakes

Pinto cannot make shapes to appear like stickers.

Pinto cannot be as small as Ticked.

See it in Action

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