These are a collection of 12 movable markings made from the brushes I use to make my own custom DW and sabino markings. (Thanks to Samantha Lockhart for pointing me towards these brushes in the first place!) They are very high resolution (2k) and are a wide selection of roany spots, ticking, and solid splotches that can be used to make all sorts of coats. They'll also be good for making chimeras, somatic mutation, bloody shoulders, etc.... the possibilities are endless, have fun with them!

These are markings, not accessories or hair meshes. They are very high resolution markings (4k!). There are 10 total markings here; a long and short version for all hooves (assigned to belly region) and an individual marking of each type found under the corresponding leg categories.

How to use: assign them to your horses legs as needed- horses with different colored legs will need to use the individual ones, horses with all 4 legs the same color can use the marking found under belly that adds the hair to all 4 legs. Each marking has 3 channels- the first is the main hair color, the second is the highlights on the hair, and the last is the shadow beneath the hair for some added depth.

Another abandoned advent gift, though this one wasn't included because it didn't fit in with anything else- it was originally part of a larger group of individual body part shines that was ultimately scrapped (to be revisited another time, perhaps?) It's pretty handy for adding some definition to your pons and their beautiful necks.

A testament to what happens when I'm supposed to be doing something else but I've found a very nice shine reference image. Located in Back and warmblood-specific only in name, it will obviously work well on other breeds.

If you're familiar with Elsie's Noise Markings, this probably won't be a very interesting update for you, but I enjoy how these markings came out so I decided to throw them up in my shop anyway. (Plus I'm using them on some sale horses sooo they should probably be public anyway.)

These are 3 different variations of what I'm calling texture markings or coat scrubs. They have two channels so you have some opportunity to recolor for different effects, they're 2k resolution and they cover the horse's entire map part from the hooves and inside of their ears. Enjoy!

16 Movable Dapple Markings ready to make your 2019 coats gorgeous. As the name implies, they can be found in the movable markings section. Most of these were taken from greys and will probably work best on grey coats- but that doesn't mean they can't class up your other coats as well. Enjoy!

Chubari or Tetrarch Spots are a phenomenon occasionally seen on grey horses. These spots are typically large, egg-shaped, and fade as the horse greys out. Named for the Thoroughbred stallion The Tetrarch who was famous for his boldy-spotted grey coat that he frequently passed to his foals, Chubari/Tetrarch spots are still most often seen in grey Thoroughbreds today.

This marking pack is a set of 4 full-body regional Chubari Spot markings (located in the Back section) and one movable marking for personalizing your spotted patterns. These might also work for leopard appaloosas or whatever other use you could think to use them for.

Is it ridiculous? Yes. Am I sorry? No.

Extra-special thanks to Eowyn Vance for giving me the idea for a glitter hoof marking and letting me steal it, and credit to Elin Fredriksdotter for the hoof oil mesh.

A set of 10 tobiano markings - 5 front/shoulder markings, and 5 back/hindquarter markings. All 10 markings can be swapped and interchanged with each other, to create a wide variety of tobiano patterns with little effort. Markings can be found in the Back category. Front markings have a black thumbnail with a white bow and back markings have a white thumbnail with a red bow. Enjoy!