Animated Artistry

You spread an illusion over a drawing, image, or other piece of artistry deemed appropriate by the DM, causing it to appear as if it is moving. 

Choose an object or image within range - you create an animation that involves the image or piece of art, which lasts up to 10 seconds. The illusion you create is up to you, but must only use aspects of the original piece of art, and is confined to the art piece itself (For example, within a painting's frame or a statue's base.) Regardless of the nature of what the animation is, the effects of the spell are illusory, and are unable to cause harm. 

If you cast this spell multiple times, you may have up to 3 animations active at one time - if you cast this spell more than three times, the earliest animation you create vanishes. A creature may make an Intelligence (Arcana) check against your spell save DC to discern whether the animation is real or illusory.