Spotted Shadow

I haven't been really paying attention to Balto Source dramas but I know characters now HAVE to be semi- realistic but can we do cool eye colors? Like blues, grays, in limited cases red? Or even where the white part of the eye is black instead of white? Thank you to anyone who answers...

Nattikat8

Personally, I don't see anything wrong with it as long as they're not neon or something. Now, if you want a realistic character, go look up some pictures of the species or breed you want to design and choose one of those eyes colors. Wolves, for example, usually have eye colors is the yellow/orange/amber or even brown ranges. Huskies commonly have brown or blue. Cats, just as a random third example, can have anywhere in the blue, green, or amber ranges. Etc.

Basically, no, there's no rule against eye colors. But, if you want a realistic and more believable character, it's HIGHLY recommended to stick to natural breed eye colors.

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Spotted Shadow	August 20, 2012
	Alpha of The Midnight Shadows

@Brown Wolf- Yeah sorry I meant Jersey it's hard to double check on the Ipod^^ and yes I agree @Jenna- Well I meant more of a saphire blue, I have only seen ice blue. @Nattikat- Yeah but I like creative things and since so much have changed I didn't want to start a bunch of arguements. @Paxis- Ok that is an adorable puppy^^

Paxis	August 20, 2012
	Small but Determined

@alphawolfjenna - Dogs do have green eyes, they're just less common from other eye colors. Here's an example of a puppy that has green eyes: http://www.city-data.com/forum [...] 809699-green-eyes-mvc-004s.jpg

NattiKay	August 20, 2012
	Water Tribe

Personally, I don't see anything wrong with it as long as they're not neon or something. Now, if you want a realistic character, go look up some pictures of the species or breed you want to design and choose one of those eyes colors. Wolves, for example, usually have eye colors is the yellow/orange/amber or even brown ranges. Huskies commonly have brown or blue. Cats, just as a random third example, can have anywhere in the blue, green, or amber ranges. Etc. Basically, no, there's no rule against eye colors. But, if you want a realistic and more believable character, it's HIGHLY recommended to stick to natural breed eye colors.

Alphawol fjenna	August 20, 2012

well, blue eyes YES! on huskies blue is very common gray, well there are gray eyes but they have a blue tint. I would not really do red, that I really don't know about, you might try asking some others.

Brown Wolf	August 20, 2012
	Global Moderator

Spotted -- The first part of your comment, I think you meant Jersey, not Mighty. And for the second part, your reply to me, yeah, the character rules did get very strict, but - and this is just my opinion, and as a person who has experiment with character eye color... Let's say, for example, the white part of your character's eye is a light blue, and the red part of it, just before the black and the little white dot, is a mild dark blue, there should be no problem.

Spotted Shadow	August 20, 2012
	Alpha of The Midnight Shadows

@Jersey- I don't know, why not? @Brown Wolf- Well I know character rules suddenly got very strict and I didn't want to put work into characters I would just get criticized for it.

Brown Wolf	August 20, 2012
	Global Moderator

Personally, I don't see any problem with canines having different eye colors. There's no harm in it, and so what if they're not realistic. It's not like they need approval.

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