Art Trinkets

Random Objects From The Studio

"Art is how a civilization introduces itself to the future. Long after the kings are forgotten and the borders erased, the songs, paintings, stories, and sculptures remain to say, 'We were here.'"
— From The Gallery of Ages, Act IV, Scene I
d100 Trinket
1A paintbrush made from griffon feathers.
2A tiny self-portrait painted on a copper coin.
3A palette stained with colors no longer visible.
4A sculptor's chisel engraved with a favorite quote.
5A folded sketch of a city that doesn't exist.
6A brass admission token to a famous art exhibition.
7A broken frame from a long-lost masterpiece.
8A charcoal drawing of an unknown noble.
9A vial containing powdered lapis pigment.
10A silver brooch awarded at an artists' competition.
11A tiny marble statue missing its head.
12A painter's rag stained with dozens of colors.
13A sketchbook page depicting a dragon asleep beneath a mountain.
14A clay thumbprint preserved in a fired pottery shard.
15A brush wrapped carefully in silk despite its age.
16A miniature landscape painted on a seashell.
17A gallery catalog with handwritten critiques in the margins.
18A wooden mannequin hand used for figure studies.
19A silver pencil case embossed with roses.
20A scrap of canvas bearing only a pair of painted eyes.
21A collection of pigment samples tied together with ribbon.
22A tiny bronze bust of a forgotten monarch.
23A sculptor's measuring caliper.
24A ticket stub from a famous opera performance.
25A paint palette carved from petrified wood.
26A folded note commissioning a portrait.
27A glass vial holding glittering gold leaf fragments.
28A charcoal portrait that resembles different people at a glance.
29A pottery stamp bearing a workshop's mark.
30A silver ring used to hold several paintbrushes at once.
31A scrap of embroidered tapestry depicting a battle scene.
32A painter's notebook filled with color recipes.
33A tiny figurine used as a studio model.
34A sculpted gargoyle no larger than a fist.
35A folded gallery invitation addressed to someone famous.
36A bronze medal awarded for artistic achievement.
37A set of wax crayons used by apprentice artists.
38A frame-maker's brass ruler.
39A sketch of a monster annotated with artistic notes.
40A miniature watercolor depicting a moonlit harbor.
41A theater playbill from decades ago.
42A paintbrush whose handle is carved into a dragon.
43A clay practice sculpture of a hand.
44A sealed packet of rare purple pigment.
45A silver pendant shaped like an artist's palette.
46A folded critique of a controversial sculpture.
47A tiny wooden easel.
48A notebook filled with rejected mural concepts.
49A glass bead used to mix pigments.
50A carved ivory mask from a stage performance.
51A fragment of stained glass depicting a celestial figure.
52A sculptor's wax model for a monument never completed.
53A gallery map marking the locations of stolen artworks.
54A brass plaque removed from a famous painting.
55A paint-spattered glove belonging to a master artist.
56A sketchbook containing only studies of hands.
57A miniature silver harp awarded at a music competition.
58A theater ticket signed by the performers.
59A pottery shard painted with remarkable detail.
60A brush case containing a single surviving brush.
61A charcoal rubbing of an ancient relief carving.
62A folded letter from an impatient patron.
63A tiny vial containing pigment made from crushed gemstones.
64A bronze model of a famous statue.
65A collection of thumbnail sketches for a mural.
66A silk ribbon awarded at a county arts fair.
67A silver mask pin worn by stage actors.
68A page torn from an artist's anatomy studies.
69A frame corner gilded with real gold leaf.
70A sketch of a castle viewed from impossible angles.
71A brass token granting admission to a private gallery.
72A sculptor's notebook containing measurements and personal reflections.
73A paintbox still holding dried pigments.
74A tiny portrait hidden inside a locket.
75A theater prop dagger painted to resemble silver.
76A carved stamp used to sign artworks.
77A folded stage script covered in revisions.
78A ceramic tile painted with a mythical creature.
79A gallery guestbook page signed by dozens of artists.
80A silver charm shaped like a quill and paintbrush crossed together.
81A sketchbook page featuring dozens of facial expressions.
82A sealed packet labeled "Sunset Red—Last Supply."
83A miniature marble column from an architectural model.
84A stained apron pocket containing pigment dust.
85A music manuscript with several notes crossed out and replaced.
86A folded blueprint for an enormous statue.
87A crystal paperweight shaped like a drop of paint.
88A small brass plaque reading "Untitled."
89A collection of theater makeup brushes.
90A carved wooden hand used to display jewelry in a gallery.
91A sketch of a person whose face has been deliberately erased.
92A silver token issued to members of an artists' guild.
93A tiny bottle containing ink made from squid harvested in the Underdark.
94A folded review praising a now-forgotten masterpiece.
95A paintbrush fashioned from unicorn tail hair.
96A miniature clay model of a city square.
97A theater mask repaired many times over.
98A page of signatures from students of a famous master.
99A sealed portfolio containing unfinished sketches.
100A small brass plaque removed from a painting that simply reads, "The Subject Was Never Identified."

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