Appaloosa (Ap)

Appaloosa

Appaloosa creates a textured or gradient white blanket marking which covers most of the dergon. Most of the blanket should be solid with holes erased out, but the edges can fade out into different textures. Within it are spots or holes, which can show either the design below the blanket or a differently colored spot. Spots made this way should be darker than the chosen base! Both holes and spots can have a bordered edge.

Layering Rules
White gene: Layers over most markings, except other White, Black, and Dilution genes

Color

Can use any color in the White slider. In Hom form, may have a gradient of any color in the Offwhite slider. Spots present may be any natural or base slider color darker than the base. In Hom. form, Spots may be two separate colors, either by each individual spot, or layered.

Edge Types

Soft, Gradient, Cloudy, Diffuse, Textured

Edge Types

Spots can have a Hard or Textured edge.

Allowances

Border, Small Holes, Small Spots, Cutouts, Marking Breaks

Restrictions

Range

Appaloosa must appear noticeably on the hip at minimum. It may use the Maximum range in Het. form, or the Extended range in Hom. or Super form.

Design Options

Marking Interactions

Appaloosa may fuse with and fade into Snowcap and/or Sunbleach. The three together may form a large, textured roan/appaloosa effect with varying density and a large amount of holes.

When present with Spotting, Spotting may add an additional color of spots which does not follow the darker than base rule.

Correct Examples

Incorrect Examples

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