A whimsical marking that creates thin lines tipped in feathery shapes, curls, or droplets. When using organic shapes, they should be small and complement the rest of the lined marking. The lines can branch as long as they continue to curl. You may include small droplets or dots close to the marking (it must clearly be part of the same marking and be very small/thin). They can be any single color. All of these are examples of Breeze styles. They may be used individually or all at once--there is no limit to the number of Breeze styles that can be on a dragon.
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what NOT to do:
- Do not make stripes without a mix of curves, dots, tears, or feathers.
- Do not make lineless patterns. No feathers/dots/tears should be by themselves without a line nearby.
- Breeze must have a curved line somewhere in the design.
Charged Breeze
You may include any second color in the marking. It may appear as a gradient, as a second set of breeze lines, or a mix of both.
