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Description
This reference sheet is intended for:

Please use this reference as a Point Guide when designing your cats.
Point markings are considered as Natural Markings.
You can direct your questions as a comment down beneath or as a note sent to any Admin.
Thank you!

Point Markings refer to the tail, feet and face.
In actuality, the Point gene is affecting the body of the cat, leaving the tail, feet and face untouched resulting in 'points' of color.
Tail, feet, and face assumes the base color of the cat, while the body of the cat is affected with a dilution.

For designing and coloring, you can make these safe and simple steps listed below:
Milk Points - change the color opacity of the cat's body down to 30 percent.
Tea Points - change the color opacity of the cat's body down to 60 percent.
Coffe Points - change the color opacity of the cat's body down to 90 percent.

You may tweak the settings slightly to cater to your creative design, but the result should still leave no doubt as to which Point Marking your cat has.

*Piebald Markings go above Point Markings when designing.
*The body of the cat is always solid, with the original pattern markings of the cat visible on the Points. An exception is that any banding up the legs or on the face caused by any coat patterns may sometimes spill over onto the solid color portion of the body.

Description
This reference sheet is intended for:

Please use this reference as a Point Guide when designing your cats.
Point markings are considered as Natural Markings.
You can direct your questions as a comment down beneath or as a note sent to any Admin.
Thank you!

Point Markings refer to the tail, feet and face.
In actuality, the Point gene is affecting the body of the cat, leaving the tail, feet and face untouched resulting in 'points' of color.
Tail, feet, and face assumes the base color of the cat, while the body of the cat is affected with a dilution.

For designing and coloring, you can make these safe and simple steps listed below:
Milk Points - change the color opacity of the cat's body down to 30 percent.
Tea Points - change the color opacity of the cat's body down to 60 percent.
Coffe Points - change the color opacity of the cat's body down to 90 percent.

You may tweak the settings slightly to cater to your creative design, but the result should still leave no doubt as to which Point Marking your cat has.

*Piebald Markings go above Point Markings when designing.
*The body of the cat is always solid, with the original pattern markings of the cat visible on the Points. An exception is that any banding up the legs or on the face caused by any coat patterns may sometimes spill over onto the solid color portion of the body.