Crescent-shaped marking that follows the edges of feathers and can be any natural color.
Dominant
In dominant form, Crescents (CsCs) can double-up for denser, more concetrated coverage.
Dominant Crescents
Dominant Crescent Examples
Dominant & Recessive Crescent cont.
Below are two examples of each type of presentation.
Take note that these are just general appearances– please refer to the next tab to view more examples & guidelines on how Crescents can be presented on your stryx design.
Notes
- Crescents can appear anywhere within the allowed coverage range, and also do not have to cover the entire range available.
Shape & Coverage cont.
Shape Appearance
Crescents can be fairly dense and lacey. The first import here is a good example of a more arrow shaped crescent!
Crescent Density
There can be crescents more minimal in coverage and less dense, so long as the crescents themselves are not too large.
Colors & Interaction
Crescents may be any natural color.
While crescents can be soft-erased for smoother transitions, the marking as a whole should feature only one color.
Things to Avoid
- Crescents cannot travel into the wings or tail in a way that resembles Barring.
- Crescents should not be too small, as to resemble Flecks or Frost.