Life is Strange: True Colors is an emotionally charged narrative adventure filled with twists and turns. While the main story keeps players captivated, the game is also rich with optional content and world-building details. One such detail involves a playful prank in the Snapping Turtle bar, where several paintings have been hung upside down. This guide will show you how to fix all three paintings and unlock the “Art Restoration” trophy/achievement.
Native Artist SpotlightThe first painting, “Native Artist Spotlight,” is easy to find. It’s located right next to the stage in the Snapping Turtle bar, the same location where you’ll find the handwritten note mentioning the prank. Simply interact with it to flip it right side up. This straightforward fix is a quick win towards your art restoration goal.
Locating the Collage Art
Collage ArtNext up is the “Collage Art” piece. Venture to the back of the Snapping Turtle bar and look for a window. The painting is located on the same wall as the eye-catching female pirate mural, tucked underneath the window. Interact with it to correct its orientation. With two down, only one remains.
Finding the Robot Painting
Robot paintingThe final piece, the “Robot Painting,” requires a bit more searching. This painting hangs on a wall filled with various artworks in the general seating area. You’ll find this area to the left of the bar itself and just to the right of the restrooms. Once you’ve located it, flip the “Robot Painting” to complete the set.
By correcting these three misplaced masterpieces, you’ll not only earn the appreciation of art enthusiasts within the game’s world but also unlock the “Art Restoration” achievement/trophy. This small act of tidying adds another layer of detail to the immersive experience of Life is Strange: True Colors.
