The fake Milkmaid is pouring a lot more milk than the real one. The real Summer has a flower bud sticking out of its chestįake Birth of Venus has no tree in top right corner The fake Beauty Looking Back painting is 3/4 of the frame, while the real is around 1/2 size The fake Rooster and Hen with Hydrangeas has purple hydrangeas – they should be blue The central man in the fake Night Watch painting has lost his hat The real Vitruvian Man does not have a coffee cup stain in the top corner 7+ Animal Crossing New Leaf Redds Art Gallery Guide Animal Crossing Gaming. Thankfully, some pieces of art are safe to buy:Įach fake does have a decent tell to help you spot them: Paintings Thanks to Acadiaa on Reddit for digging into the game files and pulling up comparisons. The differences are different in New Horizons compared to New Leaf, so you can’t use old memories of that game to spot what to look for. So don’t mess up!Īll of the artwork that Redd sells is based off real world works, and spotting a fake will be down to checking it against the real one. As mentioned above, some of the art can be fake, and Blathers won’t accept the worthless junk. In Redd’s trawler he sells both furniture and art, but while you can buy as much of the furniture as you want, you’ll be restricted to one piece of art per day that he visits. Tell him you want to check it out and he’ll dash off to his trawler, which is moored off the “secret beach” on the northern edge of your island – you’ll either need the ladder or island editing tools to reach this spot. Talking to him, he’ll say that he’s acquired a boat where you can buy art and furniture.
With the art gallery open, keep an eye out for Redd on your island again.
#Crazy redds new leaf guide update#
This will happen the next day – Isabelle is on hand again to announce the museum renovations in her daily update – and open the day after. He’ll ask you to donate it, and if you do, he’ll announce that he’s got some renovations to do. Take this piece of art to Blathers and show it to him.
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