Phantom Quadrant presents:

It looks like they tried to get the purple the right shade of blue. Pushing the purple (think of a little purple “hoop”) and getting the reverse “flat” blue will give the softest pink.

Now to consider the placement and colour scheme.

If we use the alternating strokes stroke outline as the base for the area of the pattern, we end up with the shape of a triangle – or the shape of two circles.

Using the unshaded area for the outline, I can use colours within the unshaded area as if it were shading.

If I have something to represent the nipple, I will usually add colour to it using light and dark shade, with a gradient that moves from light