Minimal White and Black creates small, natural accents on the muzzle, tail, hands and feet of a creature.

The only colors allowed for this Free Marking are White,

Off-White, Black and Off-Black. You may use either or, or both.

They should follow the tint of the base color, meaning no greenish

Off-Black on a red base!

While you don't need to go with the lightest shade of white or the darkest of black,

the shade you choose should still look White/Black in relation to the base color.

You can choose to only add a small speck or fill out the entire range, as long as the

markings look natural.

The ranges for every species can be found here.

Freckles create small spots or a few dark moles scattered on the face of a creature,

mimicking facial freckles or moles in real life.

If you mimic real life freckles, they can present with just a few spots, or cover most of

the face, but should always look naturally scattered and may not be too big.

To avoid mimicking Dusted when mimicking freckles, you may only add one or two

little freckle spots somewhere on the body of a dinosaur.

You may add one to three Moles on the face of a creature, and up to two Moles

somewhere on the body.

Freckles can be lighter or darker than the base color, or be any natural color that is

of either a lighter or darker shade.

Moles may only be darker than the base or black.

You may add feathers as a physical Free Marking to any Import,

no matter what coat type they have.

The feathers should be of a natural and traditional shape, meaning they should be

shaped akin to bird Tail- or Flight Feathers.

They may only cover roughly 30% of a creature's body and at maximum without the

use of items be as large/long as the example above shows.

Extra Feathers follow the same color rules as the Free Areas on Feathers, meaning

they can be any color and have any patterns as long as these are not unrealistic

shapes or symbols.

You are allowed to add small scale details to your Import as long as they follow

the appearance of traditional scales seen in modern-day reptiles and birds.

These scales are not considered physical details and cannot mimick Heavy-Scaling,

meaning you may not change or edit the lineart in any way.

They should also not be extensive enough to resemble Carp and may

not mimick fish scales.

Scales should be slightly lighter or darker than the base color, or what they sit over.

They may not be black if your creature does not have a black base, and they may not

be white if your creature does not have a white base.

At maximum these scales may cover roughly 50% of the creature's body.

With Padding you may add flat markings resembling Paw Pads in modern day

animals to the bottom of your creature's hands and feet.

They should follow the contours of the palm or sole and may

not go outside of those areas.

Padding can be any natural color that is a lighter or darker, or lighter or darker than the base color.

Remember that this is not a physical marking, thus you may not edit the lineart!

You may add short whiskers to any species!

These should resemble the whiskers found in real life animals like seals or cats.

Whiskers may only be placed at the end of the snout or by the eyebrows. 

While they can go onto the face of flying creatures,

they should not be added to beaks.

Whiskers can be any natural color.