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Design Guide: Iridescence
Tokotas Design Guide Handbook Markings and guides belong to Tokotas Quick Links: Color | Edges, Expression, and Marking Layering | Marking & Mutation Interactions Iridescence Iridescence is a mutation that can add a colorful “shine” to one marking on a Tokota. In the right light and at certain angles, this marking can shine with bright colors like blues, purples, oranges, and/or greens. When designing Iridescence, you may choose which marking is affected by the mutation. Color Original Marking Color The marking affected by Iridescence must keep its original, unaltered color in at least one visible spot on the design. Iridescence Color An iridescent marking may shine with a single color or multiple colors. Iridescence color(s) can be picked from the below swatches. Iridescent colors can be fully opaque, or may be slightly transparent on top of the original marking color for a more subtle shine. Above: Iridescent colors fully opaque (Acceptable) | Iridescent colors
Marking Color Guide
Tokotas Design Guide Handbook Markings and guides belong to Tokotas Quick Links: Black | Dark Overlay | Darker-than-Base | Light Overlay | Lighter | Lighter or Darker | White | Modifiers | Other Having trouble figuring out what color your markings should be, or which markings should be lighter or darker than other markings? This in-depth guide gets into the nitty-gritty of marking colors. Important Vocabulary Hue: Another word for color. In art programs with a Hue slider, you use this slider to choose which color family (for example, red, green, purple, etc.) you want to use. For example, if you were to take red and change the hue without changing the darkness or saturation, it could become green or purple. Saturation: The strength or vibrance of a color. On one end of the saturation spectrum is the full color (for example, bright red) and on other end is a completely desaturated color (for example, grey), with a range of greyish-reds in between. Value: The brightness or
Design Guide: Accents
Tokotas Design Guide Handbook Markings and guides belong to Tokotas Quick Links: Range | Color | Shape & Expression | Marking & Mutation Interactions | Uploaded Examples Accents nA/AA Accents are lighter, hard edged markings concentrated on the bottom of the Tokota along the cheeks, throat, legs, chest, belly, and tail. Accents are normally a lighter shade of the base coat or white. They can have smooth, regular, symmetrical edges or more random, jagged, asymmetrical edges like the splash marking in horses. Range Maximum At maximum, Accents may cover their entire range. Full Sizes: Toki | Tokhara | Normal | Miralta | Dire | Akota | Dakino | Makhata Minimum At minimum, Accents must be present in at least one area outside of Minimal White range. If you want to have minimal Accents, adding Accents to the cheek fluff, butt fluff, full underside of tail, or front of shoulder would be acceptable, as Minimal White cannot show in any of these areas. Below is the Minimal White
Design Guide: Collar
Tokotas Design Guide Handbook Markings and guides belong to Tokotas Quick Links: Range | Color | Shape & Expression | Marking & Mutation Interactions | Uploaded Examples Collar nC/CC Collar is a marking that covers 50% or more of the Mane. Depending on your preference it may be darker or lighter than the Base Coat, and may have any edge type from hard edged to blurred edge. Layer: Lower | Edge: Hard to Blurred | Color: Lighter or Darker than Base Coat | Rarity: Common Range Maximum The range of Collar depends on the Mane. Every official import has a Collar layer which shows the full range of Collar for that Mane. The maximum coverage for Collar would be filling the entire Collar layer on the import. Collared may also 'leak' outside of the lines a little bit, as long as the effect is subtle. Above: Examples of Maximum Collar Range on Different Manes Minimum At minimum, Collar must cover at least 50% of the maximum Collar range. Above: Acceptable minimum Collar examples
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Pretty please look into adding WM94!!