DESIGN GUIDE & MARKINGS

Rules

• Roots marking has three coverage options: starting from the feet, head, or tail.
• It features a solid base with stripes emanating outwards, which should align with the body's flow based on the starting point.
• Roots can merge and may include free-floating stripes, provided they are close to the main marking.
• Roots can have a brindled look instead of being traditional stripes.
• The solid base needs to cover at least a quarter of the minimum range but can extend to cover the entire minimum range before transitioning into the Roots marking.
• This marking can freely fade into the basecoat at the edge of its points!