#Rainbow paintbrush how to#

'By focusing your thoughts on the paintbrush of souls, a new painting begins to appear on the canvas.'.

The paintbrush of souls begins to twitch.'

'There is a blank canvas in this frame.

Click on the empty frame and you will get two text messages:.

If you only recieve the first message below, you need to stand closer.

Stand directly in the center of the empty frame, as close to the wall as possible.

(Kill the temple guardian to pass the Granite Door) At ( I-7 ), in Map 2 of the Temple of Uggalepih, head to the empty frame on the east wall.

Click on the Old Casket and use the Old Rusty Key to get your Paintbrush of Souls key item.

Read each of the three Worn Books in the room to obtain an Old Rusty Key key item.

The Uggalepih Key will be used up upon entering the room.

Trading the Uggalepih Key will trigger a walk-through-the-door cut-scene, so only the person who trades it will get into the room.

Once you get the key, go to ( F-7 ) on Map 1 and trade the Uggalepih Key to the Granite Door.

Another option is to get 1 key for someone who can Tractor dead party members inside the secret door at ( I-7 ) of Map 2.

To obtain the paintbrush, you must first get an Uggalepih Key for each person who wants it.

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#Rainbow paintbrush how to#

In the meantime, Campbell said he is already thinking about how to commemorate next yearвЂ™s Pride Month, since this yearвЂ™s display has been such a hit. The display will remain up for the rest of June. It turns out to be something way bigger than us.вЂќ Over the weekend, Vazquez and Campbell heard families stop by and explain the quote and the rainbow motif to kids, teaching them concepts like inclusion and acceptance of others. The display has turned into a teachable moment for families, the couple said. On Monday, the couple installed lawn signs with QR codes enabling people to donate to The Trevor Project, a nonprofit focusing on suicide prevention in the LGBTQ community. The homeвЂ™s popularity with neighbors motivated Campbell and Vazquez to add a charitable aspect to the effort. вЂњWhen people are themselves, theyвЂ™re happier.вЂќ Credit: Joe Ward/Block Club Chicago Nicholas Vazquez (left) and Jesse CampbellвЂ™s Pride Month display home has attracted onlookers and selfie takers. вЂњThis year, we wanted to make special and show support for the community,вЂќ Campbell said. Vazquez, an actor, painted the walkway by hand. The homeвЂ™s front walkway picks up the motif with a 24-foot, faux-brick walkway running from the porch to the curb. The tip of the brush carries the rainbow colors, as though it is dipped in paint, and rainbow boas hang from the porchвЂ™s balcony to the floor. Campbell, an interior designer, painted the quote on his homeвЂ™s front steps and used a paintbrush and rainbow theme to illustrate the idea.Д¬ampbell bought industrial-sized Styrofoam to make the oversized paintbrush, which the couple installed on top of their front porch. They felt the message was perfect for Pride Month, in celebration of LGBTQ communities. The inspiration for the paintbrush and rainbow walkway came from a quote Campbell read on the internet: вЂњDonвЂ™t be afraid to show off your true colors.вЂќ

All weekend, there was a line, people waitingвЂќ to take pictures. вЂњIt was just something creative to do,вЂќ Vazquez said. Photos taken in front of the colorful home have been posted all over social media, with people traveling from all over the city to check it out. The two put up their Pride display Thursday, drawing a steady stream of onlookers taking in its colorful and inclusive message. Credit: Facebook/Jesse Campbell The home in the 1700 block of West Balmoral Avenue has unveiled an elaborate Pride Month Display.