Express your artistic side in Heartopia through painting, authoring books, and composing original music. As your character levels up, you will unlock specialized tools to create custom clothing, publish stories, and share your musical tracks with the town.
Painting and Custom Designs
At Level 14, players unlock the Painting feature after completing the initial tutorial. Purchase a Drawing Board from Ka Ching's General Store to begin painting at home or on location around town. Completed artwork can be displayed on your Drawing Board or placed into photo frames for home exhibition.
You can also extend your designs beyond canvas to clothing and furniture. By using Tailoring Tickets or Paint, bring your designs to the Workbench to convert them into wearable outfits or custom decorative items for your home.
Book Writing and Publishing
At Level 16, complete the Guide Quest to unlock Book Writing, then purchase a Writing Desk from Ka Ching's General Store. Place the desk in your home to open the Book Writing interface, where you can write stories and insert your photos or paintings directly into the pages.
To finalize your work, use a Book Publishing Permit and spend Gold to print physical copies. You can choose to publish your books publicly, making them available for purchase by other players at the bookstore. Note that players do not earn Gold from bookstore sales.
Music Composition and CDs
Players can purchase musical instruments from Annie's Music Store to play directly. At Level 17, complete the Phonograph Guide Quest and purchase a Phonograph from Ka Ching's General Store. The Phonograph allows you to record, publish, and play your own music tracks, with an available Metronome to help keep proper rhythm.
Once a track is finished, use a Music CD Publishing Permit to burn your song onto a Music CD. You can customize the album cover using your own photos or paintings. Finished Music CDs can be displayed in your home or released publicly at Annie's Music Store for other players to buy. Note that players do not earn Gold from music store sales.
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