Color Modifiers

Color modifiers can, but do not have to, change the color of this marking.

• • Blue can give them a blue color

  • Wine can give them a lilac purple color

  • Champagne can give them a brown or golden color

  • Olive can give them a mossy green color

  • Grey will affect all lightening and darkening markings and desaturate/lighten them to the same extent that it desaturates/lightens the base coat. Grey can but does not have to fade or soften the edges of hard edged lightening and darkening markings. Darkening markings can be lightened by grey but will remain darker than what they sit over.

  • Tint can change the color of this marking to a color from any color palette in the species

White Markings usually go over this marking. Optionally, scorch marks can appear over white markings, forming spots like belton markings in dogs or ermine spots in horses. All other markings can go over or under.

Spotted Markings like Leopard Appaloosa, Blanket Appaloosa, Snowflake Appaloosa, Fawn and Dapple can be scattered together with Scorch Marks. 

Dark markings can blend together. When combined with sharp-edged dark markings (such as black accents or wilde) or other black markings (like points), scorch marks can blend into these markings at the edges if they are the same color.