The Kiss is a famous painting by Gustav Klimt. The painting is adorned with gold, silver, and platinum leaf and scholars consider it to be a part of Klimt's "Golden Period". It is considered to be one of the most recognizable paintings in art history, and it is thought to be Klimt's most important work.

There is a lot to interpret in this painting - the intimate posing, the way the characters are framed in a divine golden light, the vines that wrap around the woman's legs. In Klimt’s painting they are tangled in a beautiful flowerbed but their intimate embrace is precariously posed on the edge of an abyss. The Kiss is a tender moment captured between two characters but also has a foreboding air in its details.

Stasanie reimagined The Kiss with the fowldyr lovers Solace and Adora. The golden light of this recreation captures both Solace's golden core and the golden city of Ambria, while the pink flowerbed captures Adora's gentle nature and the natural beauty of the Rosewood forest that surrounds the city. Their story is one that holds both love and sorrow, and the famous Klimt painting was a perfect setting for the two of them.

Stańczyk is a painting by the Polish artist Jan Matejko. This painting depicts the renowned jester Stańczyk looking isolated and forlorn while a lively ball is taking place in the background. This painting is thought to be a metaphor for the political standing of Poland in the 19th century. The jester depicted in the painting is Stańczyk, an eloquent and witty man who served as the court jester at the height of Poland's political and economic power during the era of the Renaissance.

This famous painting has been reimagined by the artist Rionull and features Gwynvis - the court jester of the city of Ambria. The city of Ambria is considered one of the wealthiest and most powerful cities in Tyrth, which mirrors the festivities shown in the background of the original painting. The role of Stańczyk is taken on by Gwynvis - a long-lived fowldyr who is usually seen causing chaos and cracking jokes, but suggests that there is much more to Gwynvis than meets the eye.

Saturn Devouring His Son is a famous painting by Spanish artist Francisco Goya. It belongs to a collection of 14 paintings known as the Black Paintings which Goya painted directly on the walls of his home. These paintings are intense and haunting and seem to reflect the mental state of Goya in the years leading up to his death.

This painting is depicts the Titan of Greek mythology known as Saturn. Saturn learns of a prophecy from Gaea that one of his children will one day usurp him, and the fear of this outcome drives him to devour one of his children.

This artwork was expertly reimagined by SpiritSai, who even included the cracks that you typically see in an oil painting. There is a running joke in the community that the Arbiter favours Gwynvis and even refers to Gwynvis as his son. Both Gwynvis’ owner Rockerfly and The Arbiter’s owner Stasanie thought it would be hilarious to portray their special relationship in one of the most horrifying depictions of father and son in art history.