Stargaze


nSg/SgSg

Stargaze creates a colorful constellation patterns across the back of the kukuri. These patterns can be saturated colors allowed by the basecoat.

On the dominant form (SgSg) its range is extended, can faintly glow and may use any color!

Stargaze


nSg/SgSg

Stargaze creates a colorful constellation patterns across the back of the kukuri. These patterns can be saturated colors allowed by the basecoat.

On the dominant form (SgSg) its range is extended, can faintly glow and may use any color!

Stargaze


nSg/SgSg

Stargaze creates a colorful constellation patterns across the back of the kukuri. These patterns can be saturated colors allowed by the basecoat.

On the dominant form (SgSg) its range is extended, can faintly glow and may use any color!

Stargaze


nSg/SgSg

Stargaze creates a colorful constellation patterns across the back of the kukuri. These patterns can be saturated colors allowed by the basecoat.

On the dominant form (SgSg) its range is extended, can faintly glow and may use any color!

Edge allowances


Hard

Symmetry allowances


Can be symmetrical or asymmetrical

Color Allowances:


Can be lighter or darker



A Guide to Stargaze


Shaping

Stargaze can use both dots and X-like stars as the connection spots, but must must have straight connecting lines, curving lines are not permitted.
Like other marks, it can not make heart shapes without Heart being present in the genotype!

Stargaze must have a minimum of 3 "stars", one or two star constellations will result in corrections! These stars can be spread across the body however you choose, even stretching the whole length of the allowed range!



Min and Max

The minimum number of stars per constellation is 3 and the maximum is 20. To the right, you can see the min and max!

When dominant, constellations can have an unlimited number of stars, you may even create one big constellation across the whole back!




Colors

Like Magma and Glaze, Stargaze can use saturated colors permitted by their usual marking color rules. This means you can have a Amber kukuri with bright red constellations with slight color variation within it, but could not use blue color, and likewise rare coats may use the blues and greens their marking allowances permit. In dominant form you may use any color!

Stargaze is NOT affected by Haze.



Dominant Glow

When Stargaze is dominant, it can show a faint glow. This glow can not be as strong as Luminescent.

Where Luminescent must have a near white inner color, Stargaze glow should be the same color as the marking itself. To the right is a visual of Stargaze vs Luminescent.



Stargaze Ranges

Stargaze may appear in its allowed ranges

Minimum
The minimum area of a kukuri's body Stargaze should cover
nSg
The maximum area of a kukuri's body recessive Stargaze can cover
SgSg
The maximum area of a kukuri's body dominant Stargaze can cover

Stargaze may appear in its allowed ranges

Minimum
The minimum area of a kukuri's body Stargaze should cover
nSg
The maximum area of a kukuri's body recessive Stargaze can cover
SgSg
The maximum area of a kukuri's body dominant Stargaze can cover

Stargaze may appear in its allowed ranges

Minimum
The minimum area of a kukuri's body Stargaze should cover
nSg
The maximum area of a kukuri's body recessive Stargaze can cover
SgSg
The maximum area of a kukuri's body dominant Stargaze can cover

Stargaze may appear in its allowed ranges

Minimum
The minimum area of a kukuri's body Stargaze should cover
nSg
The maximum area of a kukuri's body recessive Stargaze can cover
SgSg
The maximum area of a kukuri's body dominant Stargaze can cover

Stargaze may appear in its allowed ranges

Minimum
The minimum area of a kukuri's body Stargaze should cover
nSg
The maximum area of a kukuri's body recessive Stargaze can cover
SgSg
The maximum area of a kukuri's body dominant Stargaze can cover


Existing Examples of Stargaze

Recessive (nSg)


Dominant (SgSg)


None yet!