This spell creates a visual representation of a piece of text or static graphic. The image performs any acts indicated by the text or extrapolated from the graphic. the animated image is a flat, two-dimentional, full-color animated image and is seen the same way by all parties viewing it. If a creature uses its Action to examine the sound or image, the creature can determine that it is an illusion with a successful Intelligence (Investigation) check against your spell save DC. If a creature discerns the illusion for what it is, the illusion becomes faint to the creature.
Images created from text are reasonable representations but not necessarily completely accurate. For instance, a historical biography of King Ferfensia that includes a detailed description or a portrait of the king produces an image corresponding to the text or illustration. A different text that merely recounts an exploit of King Ferfensia but lacks a description of the king merely produces an image of a regal-looking male with details supplied by the caster. Neither image is guarantied to resemble what the king looks like in reality.
The spell can be cast upon a book, scroll, tapestry, or other textual or visual representation. If cast upon a three-dimensional object such as a statue, the image produced is still just a flat, two-dimensional one floating above or in front of the item.
* - (a small graphic motion flip book)
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