You touch a smooth surface and the art supplies consumed by the spell. Over the course of an hour, the supplies (Which could be paint, ink, charcoal, metal foil, or any other similar medium) are moved to cover up to a 2x2 ft area of the surface. They arrange themselves in the form of a piece of art specified by you over the course of casting.
If the spell is cut short, the progress of decoration stops where it is and the material component can not be used to cast this spell again until the next dawn.
Common uses for this spell include painting commissions, sculpture detailing, and pranking the first person to fall asleep at a slumber party.
Art created by this spell is no more resistant to being washed off or damaged as the materials used would normally be but a mending spell restores the art to its original glamor.
* - (Artistic material sufficient to cover a 2x2 ft area which the spell consumes)
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