#calico tom

[the-masquerade-council]

Calico Tom pride flag.

This can be used by any man or similar gender with XX* chromosomes. Whether they are intersex, trans, part of a system in a body that has XX chromosomes, or some combination.

*also including chromosomes variations such triple(or more) X and XXY

The flag design is based off the bear flag. The black, brown, orange, and off white are common colors of calico cats. With the lighter blue-green representing non-binary and multi-gender men, and the darker blue representing binary men

[masquerade-flags]

Calico tom but in the kitty flag format

[snowcote]

This is literally them 🤏

[peethepauu]

i’m busy w something rn but have the most silliest au to keep you guys entertained LMAOO😭😭😭😭

[bonfire-beret]

I was drawing dogs in suits (siamese cat girl roman roy) and then it became bugs in suits. Blame @hyeetles for asking "what if succession was bugs"

[bug-connor.png] sorry :(

I will not explain my reasoning for choosing what kind of bug they are. If you see the vision i love you very much

Shiv: Bark scorpion

Tom: American Cockroach

Logan: Some kind of stag beetle

Mencken: Tarantula hawk

Roman: Domestic silk moth

Kendall: Rice weevil

[satyrradio]

Heraldic-ish flags pt. 1

Transmasc | Outherine | Interboy | Boy+ | Calico Tom

[shivers-sketches]

Commission for @crowmanic!

[fantasykiri5]

Playing with color palettes for the aunt of one of my OCs and my two options are literally leafpool vs squrelflight 💀

[bobowizard]

[warriorcatshauntedourfantasy]

New Warriors figurines!

(part 1)

[thrushppelt]

whats better than drawing some clangen before bed

> peaceful, humble. enjoys walks and herb picking for med cats. not too social but will happily help around the clan

> bubbly and considerably determined, sees good in everyone and wont kill another cat unless she has to. often pounces on others suddenly to test their fighting abilities

[ghostsinthecellar]

just looked out the window and saw a cat standing in the middle of the road, staring back at me, not moving at all. in the two seconds it took me to get to the door and try to, I don’t know, talk to the cat? get a better look to see if it was okay? it was gone. no sign of it. no skittering shadow anywhere near the road. ghost cat.

[old-knightsvow]

tg would not play games thats a fact but also everytime i play games i spend way too much thinking abt how they would play it

[disventurecampstimboards]

Queer platonic Tom and Aiden with german shepherds and calico cats and teddy bears maybe? :0

Queer platonic Tomden stimboard with teddy bear German Shepard and calico cat stims

Sources: xxx xxx xxx

[wayward-wilds]

thinking DOTC-type thoughts, specifically about the gods as kittens. Gonna talk w @marshmallow-fluffy abt this and report back

[officialclangen]

Hi!! i was looking through the masterpost and couldn't find anything for it, so i wanted to ask- is there any guide to how cats would be described in the allegiances page in-game? ex. a rosette cat being described as "oddly-spotted" etc. i wanna use similar descriptors for cats, but the page only accounts for alive cats inside the clan, so i was wondering if theres any list of what pelt traits indicate what description is used?

Well, there was no resource for this, but let's make one now! I peeked into the files to grab the descriptors for you :]

Below the readmore, this is very long as I included everything that goes into it! Hopefully it helps <3

☆ Fable ☆

Colour Descriptors

"pale"— White

Only called "pale" if the cat is not singlecolour, twocolour, tortoiseshell, or calico. In these cases, it is called "white"

"pale gray"— Palegrey

"gray"— Grey

"dark gray"— Darkgrey

"pale ginger"— Paleginger

"dark ginger"— Darkginger, Sienna

"light brown"— Lightbrown, Lilac

"golden brown"— Golden-brown

"dark brown"— Darkbrown, Chocolate

"black"— Ghost

Colours that are listed the same as they are coded— Silver, Golden, Ginger, Brown, Black

Pattern Descriptors

"[colour] tabby"— Tabby, Marbled, Mackerel, Classic, Agouti, Sokoke

"speckled [colour]"— Speckled

"unusually dappled [colour]"— Bengal

"unusually spotted [colour]"— Rosette

"[colour] ticked"— Ticked

"[colour] smoke"— Smoke

"dorsal-striped [colour]"— Singlestripe

"masked [colour] tabby"— Masked

Tortoiseshell Descriptors

"[colour]"— [Base colour]/[Patch colour]

Base colour refers to the main colour, while patch colour refers to the colour of the cats patches. They are always written with the slash between them Examples: brown/ginger, pale gray/black

"[colour] tortie"— A tortoiseshell with either no white patch, or a white patch that is either classed as little white or mid white.

"[colour] calico"— A tortoiseshell with a white patch that is either classed as high white or mostly white.

"[colour] mottled"— A tortoiseshell whose base colour and patch colours are both in the brown, black, or white category

They do not need to both be in the same category, just one of those three; a lilac and ghost tortoiseshell will be listed as mottled, for example, but a lilac and ginger tortoiseshell will not

"[descriptor] tabby"— If a tortoiseshell has the pelt type Tabby, Ticked, Mackerel, Classic, Sokoke, Agouti, Bengal, Rosette, or Speckled, "tabby" is added after the descriptor.

Example: A Lilac and Ginger tortoiseshell tabby with the Rosette pattern and no white patches would be listed as a "light brown/ginger tortie tabby"

White Patch Descriptors

"[colour] and white"— A non-tortoiseshell with a white patch that is either classed as little white, mid white, or high white.

Can also be a tortoiseshell with a white patch that is either classed as little white or mid white

"white and [colour]"— A non-tortoiseshell with a white patch that is classed as mostly white.

"white"— A cat with the Fullwhite patch, regardless of what colour they are underneath. Overwrites their main colour

This is different to a singlecolour white cat as they have a different pelt type underneath the patch. Fullwhite cats that are tortoiseshell underneath are listed as calico on their profile page, but not the allegiances

"[colour] point"— A cat with one of the point markings

If a cat is a point under the ginger category, they are listed as a flame point

Gender Descriptors

"she-cat"— Female, Trans Female

"tom"— Male, Trans Male

"cat"— All other identities

Extra Descriptors

"vitiligo"— A cat with vitiligo

Missing body parts have special listings, as follows;

"no tail"— NoTail "half a tail"— HalfTail "three legs"— NoPaw "a missing ear"— NoLeftEar, NoRightEar "no ears"— NoEar

Vitiligo and missing body parts are joined together as "vitiligo, [scar], [scar] and [scar]"

"scarred [colour]"— A cat with three or more scars

"long-furred [colour]"— A cat with long fur

Putting it Together

For a non-tortoiseshell with no white patches:

a [extra] [colour] [pattern/tortoiseshell] [white] [gender] with [extra]

You would remove any non-used sections. Examples below;

a long-furred dorsal-striped pale gray tom with vitiligo and three legs

a dark ginger/light brown tortie tabby she-cat

a scarred white and unusually spotted black cat

a long-furred scarred light brown/black mottled point she-cat with no tail, three legs and a missing ear