Eyespot (Eys)

Eyespot

Eyespot creates multicolored ‘eye spot’ markings, which usually appear on the wing, but which can show up anywhere on the body. These consist of round or oval spots with up to three rings of colors layered within one another, and which can have inner shapes like peacock feather eyes or tear drops. The inner colors do not have to be hard edged, and can cause a gradient instead of distinct rings. Not every Eyespot needs to have every chosen color.

Layering Rules
Can freely layer under & over markings, except White, Black, and Dilution genes

Color

Can use natural or base slider colors, and must contain at least two chosen colors. Up to one color may be any color. In Hom form, up to two chosen colors can be any color. In Super form, may use up to five colors, and up to three chosen colors can be any color.

Edge Types

Hard, Minimally Soft

Edge Types

Inner colors may form a gradient

Allowances

Small Spots

Restrictions

Pieces may not touch

Range

Eyespot should create at least one spot on a wing. This spot can be covered by other markings. Overall, it can cover up to 40% of the dergon. In Super form, can cover up to 80% of the dergon.

Design Options

Marking Interactions

When Comet is present, they may combine to create larger teardrop-shaped markings ‘fading in’ to Comet’s tailed size.

Correct Examples

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