Looks good, but I’m not a big quagga fan.
In reference to your title…well I think it depends on the base color of the skin. For instance, hubby and I know the answer to it for one of the male zebras at The ZOO – Northwest Florida is black with white stripes because he let down his privates and they were solid black.
Ha! Yes, I think the general opinion is that most zebras are black with white stripes, as their skin is black beneath their fur. Though there does seem to still be some room for wiggling on this according to some zoologists. Though I suppose even going by the rule of skin pigmentation, it might be a matter of opinion, because that would make polar bears black instead of white. 😉
I’m glad you guys like the new quagga! I’m going to paint the rest of the family like him, though I do intend to paint a family to match the first little guy at some point too… I do really like Quigga’s coloring, even if it isn’t quite ‘right’!
"He that breaks a thing to find out what it is has left the path of wisdom."
-J R R Tolkien
