"Chuva is a colorful raindrop mimicking marking that flows over the curves of the suka's body. Chuva is distinct in that it may be symmetrical (and often times is) and that it sports at least two different colors, or up to 4 different colors, not including gradients. Chuva typically sits above markings it covers (except for Somatic & Points, Black-specific markings, and White-Specific markings.) Chuva remains in a tear-drop shape, and should not be overly intricate or fancy, like Tolie."

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COLOR TIPS:

☛ Color Friendly: This marking may occur in any color that is natural relative to the base.
☛ Fade Friendly : This marking is allowed to fade into the base coat.
☛ Gradient Friendly : This marking may take up to 3 gradient colors, all gradients must be smoothly blended.
☛ Two Toned Required: This marking must be 2 distinct colors at once, and up to 4 distinct colors at once.

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