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I can work on one for you, but I have one ahead of you to do first. If someone else offers, don't worry about saying no to mine!

Here is the front end of the Aztec two-headed snake (the other head would be at the other end, but that doesn't fit into a 25 pixel square). I've put it on a chestnut, a cream and a black horse, so you can see how it fits with different colors.


Cyber Fire


Bf f Blue Willow China


Snow Man T03

Let me know if there is anything you think should be changed. I'm thinking that 10,000 for the tattoo slot and 3,000 for the design time would suit me, if that's okay with you.

Let's see what I can do with that. Looks like flames to me.

Here's a page of images of the Aztec Sun God. Not too many look like your elegant model. *G* Perhaps yours is a modern design and not one of the ancient ones from before the conquest?
https://www.google.com/search?q=aztec+art&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwig8ZeZ7ujRAhXH64MKHRZyB5MQ_AUICCgB&biw=1281&bih=849#tbm=isch&q=aztec+art+sun+god

But, it's a nice design, although all those curvy lines aren't easy in the space constraints. Here's what it looks like on various colors of horses.


Rumbunctious 1X


Sip of Perrier


Molly Be Good

Oops, I forgot the Aa (though I think two capital letters would work better. Let me see about fitting it in.

There you go. How's that?

Is that any better? (see horses above) Keep in mind that I have only 25 pixels in each direction to work with. The more complex and intricate the design, the harder it is to squeeze into the available space. I might have to fill in the whole background for the design details to show up on most colors.

I doubled the line of the A's to make them more visible. I'm not sure the darker color shows up much better, especially on the darker classic champagne and bay horses. I have it set to 60% opacity so it doesn't look too weird. Very bright colors that almost fill or completely fill the square look like postage stamps, not identification tattoos, in my opinion (and Ammit's). I will put them in the corners, but don't really like how they appear on the horse, myself. I had set the snake at 50% opacity to reduce the garish effect of the aqua. It looked like something put on with poster paints at full opacity.

However, if you really want it brighter, I can make the orange 100%. It will be your tattoo, not mine.

It's up for sale to you at your suggested price. Just go to your Tattoo Registry and you'll find it.

You could try it in a corner. The color of the background might make a difference, and you might decide to brighten it up, if you think you'd rather have it there. In its current state, it doesn't look bad on a horse's shoulder.

To play with it, you would go to your Tattoo Registry and click on Edit this Tattoo. Then use the dropper to select the color you'd like to change. This will give you the option of changing a color in several ways. To adjust the transparency, go to the vertical column of options and find the one labelled "A". Change it to 100% to get the full brightness of the color, then click on every pixel of that color to restore it to full opacity and brightness. Changes to tattoos are made in the left-hand box, where each pixel can clearly be seen.

I will remove it from my horses.

Thank you sooo much Sandy!!

I love it so much, yes I would love for you to keep the snake one - I will definitely come back and grab it off you in the future!