Art supplies

A set of art supplies debuted at Ebon Gate 2020 in the Art Connection. They are scripted props with special messaging. The items and verbiage were sourced from a contest held by GM Valyrka, in concert with the Ta'Illistim Grand Arts Gala 2017. Portfolio Analyze You analyze your black leather portfolio and sense that the item is largely free from merchant alteration restrictions, but the creator has stated that "The item has restrictions on changing the noun." The creator has also provided the following information: This is a fluff art supply item that uses the verbs PUT and GET. Alterations are fine, including long and show descriptions, as long as the noun remains portfolio, and it is made from some type of leather or cloth. This item cannot be worn. Try as you might, you cannot get a good sense of whether or not the portfolio's pockets could get any deeper, but you can tell that the portfolio is as light as it can get. Usage Verb First Third GET You carefully remove your white paper from one of the sleeves in your black leather portfolio. XXX carefully removes her white paper from one of the sleeves in her black leather portfolio. PUT You carefully slide your white paper into one of the sleeves in your black leather portfolio. XXX carefully slides her white paper into one of the sleeves in her black leather portfolio. Kit Analyze You analyze your paintbrush kit and sense that the item is largely free from merchant alteration restrictions, but the creator has stated that "The item has restrictions on changing the noun." The creator has also provided the following information: This is a fluff art supply item that uses the verbs OPEN, CLOSE, and GET. You can put your brushes or paintbrushes inside. Alterations are fine, including long and show descriptions, as long as it remains a paintbrush kit, and it is made from leather. This item should not be made wearable. Try as you might, you cannot get a good sense of whether or not the kit's pockets could get any deeper, but you can tell that the kit is as light as it can get. Usage Verb First Third CLOSE You flip closed the leather flap covering your paintbrushes, securing them in the paintbrush kit. Hopefully you remembered to clean the brushes this time. XXX flips closed the leather flap covering her paintbrush kit and checks to make sure everything is secure. GET You reach into your paintbrush kit and pull out an ebony paintbrush, splattering bits of leftover paint inside the kit. Don't you ever clean this thing? XXX reaches into her paintbrush kit and rummages around for moment... until she finally pulls out an ebony paintbrush with a flourish. OPEN This verb is currently broken. Solvent Analyze You analyze your bottle of solvent and sense that the item is largely free from merchant alteration restrictions, but the creator has stated that "The item has restrictions on changing the noun." The creator has also provided the following information: This is a fluff art supply item that uses the verbs SMELL and POUR. You can pour the solvent on yourself as well as a painting, easel, palette, canvas, razor, parchment, paper, or vellum. Alterations are fine, including long and show descriptions, as long as the noun remains solvent, and the material remains a glass-like material. You get no sense of whether or not the solvent may be further lightened. Usage Verb First Third POUR You apply a small amount of solvent to the surface of your steel easel, loosening the pigment from its surface. XXX applies a little solvent to the surface of her steel easel, loosening the pigment from its surface. SMELL Acrid and astringent, the solvent causes your nose to run and eyes to water. XXX's eyes water as she sniffs the bottle of solvent. Cloth Analyze You analyze your cotton cloth and sense that the item is largely free from merchant alteration restrictions, but the creator has stated that "The item has restrictions on changing the noun." The creator has also provided the following information: This is a fluff art supply item that uses the verbs RUB, CLEAN, FOLD, and TOUCH. Alterations are fine, including long and show descriptions, as long as the noun remains cloth, and the material is a type of cloth that could be used for cleaning. You get no sense of whether or not the cloth may be further lightened. Usage Verb First Third CLEAN Working the cloth over both hands, you remove any traces of paint. XXX works her cloth over both her hands, removing any traces of paint. FOLD Gazing around for inspiration, you idly fold and unfold the cloth in your hands. Seemingly lost in thought, XXX idly folds and unfolds the cloth in her hands. RUB You dab at a tiny splodge of paint on your clothing with the corner of your cloth. XXX dabs at a tiny splodge of paint on her clothing with the corner of her cloth. TOUCH Hoping no one notices, you spit on your cloth and scrub at a smudge of paint on your cheek. With a furtive glance, XXX spits on her cloth and scrubs at the smudge of paint on her cheek. Hoop Analyze You analyze your embroidery hoop and sense that the item is largely free from merchant alteration restrictions, but the creator has stated that "The item has restrictions on changing the noun." The creator has also provided the following information: This is a fluff art supply item that uses the verbs RUB, PUSH, and PULL. Alterations are fine, including long and show descriptions, as long as it remains an embroidery hoop, and it is made from some type of wood. You get no sense of whether or not the hoop may be further lightened. Usage Verb First Third PULL You mutter under your breath as you find a misplaced stitch in your embroidery hoop. XXX furrows her brow and mutters under her breath as she carefully removes an improperly placed stitch from her embroidery hoop. PUSH You focus your attention on your embroidery hoop, pushing the threaded needle through the fabric. XXX bends her head over her embroidery hoop, quietly adding further adornment to her work. RUB You run your fingers lightly over your embroidery hoop, searching for any imperfections within the work. XXX critically examines her embroidery hoop, squinting slightly as she searches for imperfections within her work. Paint Box Analyze You analyze your mistwood paint box and sense that the item is largely free from merchant alteration restrictions, but the creator has stated that "The item has restrictions on changing the noun." The creator has also provided the following information: This is a fluff art supply item that uses the verbs OPEN, CLOSE, TOUCH, CLEAN. Alterations are fine, including long and show descriptions, as long as it remains a paint box, and the material is some sort of wood. This item cannot be worn. Try as you might, you cannot get a good sense of whether or not the box's pockets could get any deeper, but you can tell that the box is as light as it can get. Usage Verb First Third CLEAN Using your thumb, you try to rub away a smudge from the lid of your mistwood paint box. It didn't seem to do much good; in fact, it only made it worse. XXX tries in vain to rub away a smudge from the lid of her mistwood paint box with her thumb. CLOSE Lowering the lid with a contented sigh, you close the mistwood paint box. With a satisfied expression, XXX lowers the lid of the mistwood paint box and closes it. OPEN Lifting the lid with anticipation, you scan the contents of the mistwood paint box. XXX lifts the lid of the mistwood paint box and critically scans its contents. TOUCH You run your fingers over the contents of your mistwood paint box, pondering what to do next. XXX runs her finger over the surface of her mistwood paint box, tracing the pattern in the grain of the wood.

Art supplies Information Type Fluff Item Classification Miscellaneous Container Item(s) Applied to Portfolio Kit Solvent Cloth Hoop Paint Box Alterable Yes Light/Deep Yes Customizable No Original Release Venue Ebon Gate 2020 Item Verbs OPEN CLOSE PUT GET SMELL POUR RUB CLEAN FOLD TOUCH PUSH PULL