#clownfolk

As stated above. Each clownfolk species have its own coating based on what clown type they are. -Common Clowns, usually have the classic "greasepaint" face, and the rest of their bodies have a variety of coat patterns and diverse colors. -Mimes fully have a white "greasepaint" body and have black speckles or just the basic black and white coating and sometimes red. (They're like the Dalmatians of clowns.) -Pierrots have lighter colors on their face, arms and legs (like Siamese Cats having little fur "socks".) Usually don't have many colors and are usually just mono-color (Though there are cases they do have more colors, just not the usual super variety) Their coating is more...Simplistic. -Jesters don't have always white "greasepaint", but sometimes do. Just rare at times. Still have color markings on their face, meanwhile, their feet and arms have intricate patterns, mostly around the waist and limbs. They're very likely to have visible peets (paw prints if you will) than any other clown type. -Harlequins have a very intricate "greasepaint" face marking and belly marking pattern Mostly in the belly and torso area. Harlequins have horns and tails, and horns can vary in size. As for the tails, their tip shapes can be different.

And yes Clown hybrids can be a thing! This means more creative liberties can exist in pattern mixing! Below for example: