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Breeding and Foal Creation Guide

This visual guide goes along with our Breeding Information guide. Make sure to read this as well; it contains information this chart does not.

Color Blending Options for Horns

Do not 'eyeball' or guess horn color mixtures.
You may blend the two horn colors any way you like, as long as it gives you accurate results. Here are some ways to blend colors:
- Use a large, hard brush and put down a solid circle of one color, then use a fuzzy brush/airbrush, or another large brush set at a lower opacity, and tap over the first color, then color pick different areas.
- Put two solid areas of the parent's horn colors next to eachother and blur them. Make sure you do this on a white or transparent background.

- Use Color Blender .
For Photoshop users, make sure the format on Color Blender is set to 'HEX.' Use your color eyedropper tool, select the horn color, being careful to select the base color and not any counter-shading, and open your color picker panel. The HEX color code is located here:

Copy this code and paste into the Color 1 / Color 2 box in Color Blender. Do the same for the second horn color. Select the amount of midpoints you would like and hit 'blend.' It will look like this:

Note that the first and last colors given are the colors you entered-- you cannot use these two. Then you can take a screenshot and paste into your drawing program, and color pick off of that, or alternatively you can copy-paste the HEX code into your color picker in PS.

For SAI users, set the format on Color Blender to RGB. R stands for 'red,' G stands for 'green' and B stands for 'blue.' In SAI, look at your color swatch and click on the RGB slider button, located here:

This will show you the RGB numbers for your chosen color. Select your horn color, being careful to select the base color and not any counter-shading. Go into Color Blender and type in the numbers separated by commas, like this: 077,152,204. Do the same for the second horn color. Select the amount of midpoints you would like and hit 'blend.' It will look like this:

Note that the first and last colors given are the colors you entered-- you cannot use these two. Then you can take a screenshot and paste into your drawing program, and color pick off of that, or alternatively you can use the RGB sliders in SAI to make an exact color from the midpoints.

Description
Breeding and Foal Creation Guide

This visual guide goes along with our Breeding Information guide. Make sure to read this as well; it contains information this chart does not.

Color Blending Options for Horns

Do not 'eyeball' or guess horn color mixtures.
You may blend the two horn colors any way you like, as long as it gives you accurate results. Here are some ways to blend colors:
- Use a large, hard brush and put down a solid circle of one color, then use a fuzzy brush/airbrush, or another large brush set at a lower opacity, and tap over the first color, then color pick different areas.
- Put two solid areas of the parent's horn colors next to eachother and blur them. Make sure you do this on a white or transparent background.

- Use Color Blender .
For Photoshop users, make sure the format on Color Blender is set to 'HEX.' Use your color eyedropper tool, select the horn color, being careful to select the base color and not any counter-shading, and open your color picker panel. The HEX color code is located here:

Copy this code and paste into the Color 1 / Color 2 box in Color Blender. Do the same for the second horn color. Select the amount of midpoints you would like and hit 'blend.' It will look like this:

Note that the first and last colors given are the colors you entered-- you cannot use these two. Then you can take a screenshot and paste into your drawing program, and color pick off of that, or alternatively you can copy-paste the HEX code into your color picker in PS.

For SAI users, set the format on Color Blender to RGB. R stands for 'red,' G stands for 'green' and B stands for 'blue.' In SAI, look at your color swatch and click on the RGB slider button, located here:

This will show you the RGB numbers for your chosen color. Select your horn color, being careful to select the base color and not any counter-shading. Go into Color Blender and type in the numbers separated by commas, like this: 077,152,204. Do the same for the second horn color. Select the amount of midpoints you would like and hit 'blend.' It will look like this:

Note that the first and last colors given are the colors you entered-- you cannot use these two. Then you can take a screenshot and paste into your drawing program, and color pick off of that, or alternatively you can use the RGB sliders in SAI to make an exact color from the midpoints.