spots
A somewhat regular pattern of solid markings against a different color of background.
Spots are shapes or other markings distributed somewhat uniformly across a surface, against a background of a different color. They may be circular or other shapes, may be small or large (although they should be visible from a distance), and may be spaced close together or far apart.
The markings must remain visible from a distance and be distributed somewhat uniformly. They can have different sizes or spacing.
Circular dots are one possible form; other shapes are expressly included. The contrasting background and distributed markings distinguish the spotted arrangement.
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