The ability to contribute artwork to your island's museum has been added to Animal Crossing: New Horizons thanks to New Horizons. However, shady art dealer Redd frequently attempts to pass off fakes to players who are not paying close enough attention. In this article, we will investigate how one can determine whether or not the "Scary Painting" that Redd sells is authentic.
Examine Redd's recreation very carefully in comparison to the original painting so that you can spot the differences
Mastering the nuanced differences takes time and effort, but it prevents Bells from being wasted
When making purchases from Redd, exercise extreme caution
It is common knowledge that Redd sells fake artwork alongside authentic pieces in their store
Before you buy paintings or statues, you should always give them a thorough inspection
There are a number of telltale signs that can be used to differentiate real items from counterfeit ones
The more experience a player has, the more they learn how to avoid falling for Redd's tricks
Invest the time into doing research on each item that Redd sells so that you can make informed purchasing decisions
Putting Together a Collection of ArtworkThe player's art collection can be proudly displayed in the museum if the player chooses to do so
Donating original works of art helps museums round out their collections
It can be difficult and expensive to track down original works of art
Learning to recognize forgeries is necessary to avoid squandering Bells on pieces that are not authentic
Protect the Bells that you have worked so hard to earn and amass an impressive art collection by using these tips
The final wordRedd offers both genuine works of art and convincing copies of those works for the ACNH Best Island Idea competition. When trying to determine whether something is real or not, paying close attention to the details is essential. The eyebrows of the Scary Paintings can tell you whether or not the painting is authentic. Before making a purchase from Redd, you should first take the time to thoroughly inspect each piece. Putting an end to forgeries gives the museum the opportunity to display authentic works of art.
