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Your paintings, on keys. Type the letters that exist and the artwork appears. Anything not drawn yet stays in plain type.

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How the keys were read

New marks: pound, cent, and yen. Also a coin period, a comma, curly quotes, an apostrophe, a greater-than, an underscore, and a closing brace.
The pound and the yen also arrived with a coin beside them, and that coin matches the period, so those copies were not added again.
The ivy dragons are the parentheses. The one opening right is (, and the one opening left is ). The earlier pair is in the locker.
Ivy updates are on q, m, p, u, x, y, and z. Lowercase v is the two strokes. The coiled dragon is the 6. d, k, and r were already these paintings.
The wood dragon is lowercase f. The ivy f is in the locker. The ivy dragon with the curled tail is lowercase t.
The ivy dragons are lowercase d, k, m, p, r, u, y, and z, and the dollar sign. The older m and dollar are in the locker, with a flame d and a flame k.
The long dragon is lowercase w. Capital W stays the gold one.
The scale coil is the 9. The dragon that used to be on 9 is in the locker. Lowercase g is the dragon with the gold ball.
The budded scale is lowercase i. The thin gold i is in the locker. The gold hooks are [ and ].
The flame-tail dragon is capital L. The scaled dragon that used to be on L is in the locker.
The ingot dragon, turned upside down, is the 7. The leaning gold stroke is in the locker.
The gold vine is capital J. The green dragon that used to be on J is in the locker.
The scaled n with the bolt is lowercase n. The plain gold arch, and the dragon that used to be on n, are in the locker.
The blue-bellied dragon is capital S. Capital B is the gold dragon with the hole. They curl the same way, but they are not the same painting.
Capital Y stays the dragon.
The eye stays on $. A plainer gold dollar is in the locker.
The scale tail is the apostrophe. The glitter hook is in the locker. The tall curl is the brace. The wood bar, matching the equals sign, is the underscore.
Held back: a slim parenthesis, a thick curve (read as another closing parenthesis), a glitter S, a gold 9 with an ear (say if it is a g), and another gold c. The gold 1 in this set was already in the locker.

Not on a key

Extra drawings of a letter that already has a key. Say if one of them should take its place.

Scale i — Scale iAn earlier scale i. The budded scale is on the key.

Thin gold i — Thin gold iThe stroke that was on i. The budded scale is on the key.

Older gold n — Older gold nAn earlier gold arch. The scaled n is on the key.

Hanging n — Hanging nThe dragon that was on n. The scaled n with the bolt is on the key.

Plain gold n — Plain gold nThe plain gold arch. Not on the key.

Blue serpent — Blue serpentAnother S. Not on a key.

Gold S — Gold SEngraved S. Not on a key.

Coin S — Coin SAnother storybook S. Not on a key.

Same A — Same AThe capital A, from the white sheet.

Gem J — Gem JA third J. The gold vine is on J.

Green J — Green JThe dragon that was on J. The gold vine is on the key.

Scale L — Scale LThe dragon that was on L. The flame tail is on the key.

Gold 7 — Gold 7The leaning gold stroke. The upside-down ingot dragon is the 7.

Scale Q — Scale QThe older Q. The storybook Q is on the key.

Second 2 — Second 2Another 2. The first one stays on the key.

Gold 1 — Gold 1The thin stick. The scale 1 is on the key.

Gold O — Gold OThe engraved ring. The dragon O is on the key.

Scale U — Scale UThe older U. The storybook U is on the key.

W, head left — W, head leftThe head faces the other way. The first W stays.

Another X — Another XA second crossed X. The first one stays.

Round 9 — Round 9Another 9. The scale coil is on the key.

Banded c — Banded cAnother gold c. The first one stays.

Headed S — Headed SA gold S with a head. Not on a key.

Cloud dragon — Cloud dragonRead as another S, on clouds. It might be a 5.

Vine stem — Vine stemGold stem, green vine. Read as a spare l. Say if it is a j or an f.

Another @ — Another @A second at-sign. The first one stays.

Another # — Another #A second hash. The first one stays.

Plain dollar — Plain dollarA readable gold $. The eye stays on the key.

Slim parenthesis — Slim parenthesisA taller ). The shorter one stays.

Thick curve — Thick curveRead as another ). Say if it is a comma.

Glitter S — Glitter SAnother gold S. The dragon stays on S.

Winged S — Winged SThe earlier dragon S. The blue-bellied S is on the key.

Dragon 9 — Dragon 9The dragon that was on 9. The scale coil is on the key.

Serif 9 — Serif 9A gold 9 with an ear. Say if this one is a g.

Curled c — Curled cAnother gold c. The first one stays.

Older f — Older fThe f that was on the key before the ivy one. The wood dragon is on the key.

Older m — Older mThe m that was on the key. The ivy m is on the key.

Older $ — Older $The dollar that was on the key. The ivy pillar is the $.

Flame d — Flame dAnother lowercase d. The ivy d is on the key.

Flame k — Flame kAnother lowercase k. The ivy k is on the key.

Ivy f — Ivy fThe ivy dragon that was on f. The wood dragon is on the key.

Wood $ — Wood $A wood dollar. The ivy pillar stays on the key.

Wood ¥ — Wood ¥A wood yen. The dragon yen stays on the key.

Wood ¢ — Wood ¢A wood cent. The dragon cent stays on the key.

Wood hyphen — Wood hyphenA wood bar. The dragon hyphen stays on the key.

Dragon open quotes — Dragon open quotesThe pair that was on the open quote. The wood pair is on the key.

Dragon close quotes — Dragon close quotesThe pair that was on the close quote. The wood pair is on the key.

Wood l — Wood lThe wood column that was on l. The ivy dragon is on the key.

Earlier gold l — Earlier gold lThe first gold column. The new ivy dragon is on the key.

Earlier q — Earlier qThe q before the ivy one.

Earlier m — Earlier mThe m before the head-left one.

Stem p — Stem pThe p with the stem on the left. The curled p is on the key.

Earlier u — Earlier uThe u before this ivy one.

Earlier x — Earlier xThe crossed dragons before the ivy. Capital X stays.

Earlier y — Earlier yThe y before this ivy one.

Earlier z — Earlier zThe z before this ivy one.

Earlier } — Earlier }The brace that was on the key. The ivy dragon is on the key.

Wood slash — Wood slashThe wood slash. The dragon slash is on the key.

Earlier comma — Earlier commaThe comma that was on the key. The scale comma is on the key.

Shorter hyphen — Shorter hyphenThe shorter dragon hyphen. The long dragon, fitted to the line, is on the key.

Full-length hyphen — Full-length hyphenThe long dragon at full size. The key uses a shorter fit so a line does not blow out.

Scale slash — Scale slashThe scale blade that was on the slash. The dragon is on the key.

Earlier greater-than — Earlier greater-thanThe mark that was on >. The dragon is on the key.

Glitter apostrophe — Glitter apostropheThe glitter hook that was on the apostrophe. The scale tail is on the key.

Earlier ( — Earlier (The parenthesis that was on the key. The ivy dragon is on the key.

Earlier ) — Earlier )The parenthesis that was on the key. The ivy dragon is on the key.