ETCHING
ET / Et / COMMON
"Etching is a darker than the base, soft edged marking that occurs on the underbelly of the Suka and often defines certain points such as the joints and bones. The marking can be similar to sable in technique, but is often times extremely distinct with its 'skeletal' appeal. It should be extremely noted that most of the 'joints' along the legs, even in their maximum states, will not touch one another."
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COLOR TIPS:
☛ Must be darker than the base.
☛ Two-Toned Friendly: This marking can be up to two distinct different colors.
☛ Etching should always be softly expressed, but can have softly defined areas (such as the left)
⬆ !ABOVE SHOWS THE MAXIMUM RANGE! ⬆
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MINIMUM RANGE NEEDED: At least TWO minimal hotspots should be covered.
MINIMUM HOTSPOTS: Where the marking is most likely to occur in its 'minimal' form.
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