I've seen a number of characters in furry art, most notably Amaterasu from the game Okami, that either wear makeup in a distinctive "red markings on whitened face" pattern, or have facial markings resembling it.
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As far as I can tell, despite of how distinctive the pattern looks, there's no real tag for it besides red_markings and facial_markings, both of which are too general.

Would kabuki_markings, kabuki_makeup, or something else be a good tag to use? The type of makeup Kabuki actors wear is similar, but generally more elaborate. Meanwhile this pattern is more frequently associated with animals such as foxes.

Penguinempire-Dennis said:
I've seen a number of characters in furry art, most notably Amaterasu from the game Okami, that either wear makeup in a distinctive "red markings on whitened face" pattern, or have facial markings resembling it.
post #1307333 post #847249 post #107278
As far as I can tell, despite of how distinctive the pattern looks, there's no real tag for it besides red_markings and facial_markings, both of which are too general.

Would kabuki_markings, kabuki_makeup, or something else be a good tag to use? The type of makeup Kabuki actors wear is similar, but generally more elaborate. Meanwhile this pattern is more frequently associated with animals such as foxes.

Update:
It's apparently called mehajiki. Thanks, Tamamo-chan!