Floor
Art Floor Guide
Art Floor is a Floor focused on art, found from the first Floor onward. It features numerous paintings displayed on yellow walls, sculptures, and a giant statue of Dandy in the center of the map. Two mini-sub-zones are present: the Scraps and Goob classrooms, and Brusha's art gallery. This floor currently has only 1 variant.
| Number of Variants | 1 |
|---|---|
| Floor Requirement | Floor 1+ |
| Category | Normal Floor |
Overview
Art Floor is focused on art and features yellow walls adorned with paintings, sculptures, and the notable giant statue of Dandy in the center of the map. Two distinct sub-zones exist: the Scraps and Goob classrooms, and Brusha's art gallery where her abstract art is on display.
Throughout the map, various paintings are found including a parody of the Mona Lisa (with Dandy's head replacing the subject), as well as paintings including Boxten, Barnaby, Astro, Pebble, Flutter, and various other characters. On some plaques and in Brusha's Gallery, the text is a faded-out version of Lorem Ipsum placeholder text — this is not exclusive to this floor, as Shelly's Floor, Astro's Floor, and the Greenhouse also have these plaques.
Lore Interactions
The Art Floor contains secret interactions that expand on certain Toons' lores. Tisha and Brusha each have lore-relevant dialogue. Brusha's dialogue triggers when she enters her gallery. Tisha's dialogue triggers when she goes into Brusha's gallery as well. Scraps and Goob both have dialogue interactions in Scraps' craft class room.
This floor is one of the few maps that makes Toons talk to themselves, alongside the Aquatic Floor, with Vee's Floor being the first, the Halloween Floor being the second, the Seasonal Room being third, and the Gift Shop being fourth. It is the first base-game Floor to prompt multiple Toons to speak, with the Seasonal Room being the first overall. Overall, this Floor centers Brusha the most with Goob and Scraps being minor characters in this setting.
Trivia
Several notable details are found on the Art Floor.
- The statue of Dandy can be seen with Ichor dripping off of his hand.
- This map is one of the few maps that make Toons talk to themselves, alongside the Aquatic Floor.
- It is the first base-game Floor to prompt multiple Toons to speak, with the Seasonal Room being the first overall.
- Most paintings (including Brusha's) were drawn by Qwel except for the "Dandylisa", which was drawn by Ramblesnake, an artist in BlushCrunch.
- On some of the plaques, and in Brusha's Gallery, the text is a faded-out version of the Lorem Ipsum placeholder text.
FAQ
What is on the Art Floor in Dandy's World?
The Art Floor features yellow walls with paintings, a giant Dandy statue in the center (with Ichor dripping from his hand), Scraps and Goob classrooms, and Brusha's art gallery. Paintings include a Dandy-headed Mona Lisa parody and portraits of Boxten, Barnaby, Astro, Pebble, and Flutter.
Which Toons have dialogue on the Art Floor?
Tisha, Brusha, Scraps, and Goob all have dialogue interactions on the Art Floor. Brusha speaks when entering her gallery, Tisha speaks when in Brusha's gallery, and Scraps and Goob both have dialogue in Scraps' craft class.