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nSk/SkSk | Uncommon
A white marking that goes over the top of other markings.
Skewbald must be either hard edged or soft edged!
Skewbald must be lighter than the base.
Skewbald is a White marking.
Skewbald Guide
Yes!
Yes!
Skewbald must be white, or off-white. It may be tinted the same color as the base coat.
As a white marking, it covers all other markings.
No!
No!
Skewbald cannot be too soft/blended, and cannot be too dark.
Skewbald Color
Skewbald Color
Please choose from the slider to the left for your Skewbald color!
Marking must still be lighter than the base, even when choosing from the slider.
Skewbald can also be nuanced! This is when the marking is slightly erased to show the color that's beneath. It should be subtle, and should not change how the marking appears, or make it look like another marking entirely!
Correct Skewbald Nuance
Correct Skewbald Nuance
When using a nuance, you should still be able to see the marking edges, like the above example. If too much is erased, your design may be sent back to corrections!
Incorrect Skewbald Nuance
Incorrect Skewbald Nuance
Nuance does not allow for the marking to completely fade away, or have the markings edge only just visible. Nuance should be subtle!
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