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| − | '''Rain Girl''' is an art character who only appears in "[[Art Appreciation]]". She is a French girl dressed in blue clothes with a [[wikipedia:Hoop rolling|hoop and stick]] who, along with a |
+ | '''Rain Girl''' is an art character who only appears in "[[Art Appreciation]]". She is a French girl dressed in blue clothes with a [[wikipedia:Hoop rolling|hoop and stick]] who, along with a Shape Boy and a Line Man, fell out of their paintings. Her painting, called "The Umbrellas" by Pierre-Auguste Renoir includes her mother and some other people who also wear blue clothes. |
==Description== |
==Description== |
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| − | Like what Steve says, she is mostly blue to match the colors of her painting. She wears a dark blue hat and dress and carries a hoop. She speaks with a cute voice and uses English |
+ | Like what Steve says, she is mostly blue to match the colors of her painting. She wears a dark blue hat and dress and carries a hoop. She speaks with a cute voice and uses English and French to talk. She, like the two other art characters, finds out what painting she goes in. Her painting features her mother with an umbrella with people standing around. In the painting she also is seen with a red haired older sister. |
==Quotes== |
==Quotes== |
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| − | "Well I have the same colors as my painting." |
+ | "Well, I have the same colors as my painting." |
| − | "Steve: Okay so which one of these paintings |
+ | "Steve: Okay, so which one of these paintings has the same colors as this little girl?" |
| − | "Boy: That |
+ | "Boy: That one!" |
| − | "Steve: This |
+ | "Steve: This one? Let's see. Well, that painting is blue and you are mostly blue. Hey, I think that's it. I think that's the one. Is that the painting you belong in?" |
"Umbrellas by Renoir!" |
"Umbrellas by Renoir!" |
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Rain_girl_2.jpg|Close up of her painting without her in it. |
Rain_girl_2.jpg|Close up of her painting without her in it. |
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Rain_girl_3.jpg|The actual version of the painting, with more clear people. The girl clearly seen below. |
Rain_girl_3.jpg|The actual version of the painting, with more clear people. The girl clearly seen below. |
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Revision as of 11:23, 23 July 2020
Rain Girl is an art character who only appears in "Art Appreciation". She is a French girl dressed in blue clothes with a hoop and stick who, along with a Shape Boy and a Line Man, fell out of their paintings. Her painting, called "The Umbrellas" by Pierre-Auguste Renoir includes her mother and some other people who also wear blue clothes.
Description
Like what Steve says, she is mostly blue to match the colors of her painting. She wears a dark blue hat and dress and carries a hoop. She speaks with a cute voice and uses English and French to talk. She, like the two other art characters, finds out what painting she goes in. Her painting features her mother with an umbrella with people standing around. In the painting she also is seen with a red haired older sister.
Quotes
"Well, I have the same colors as my painting."
"Steve: Okay, so which one of these paintings has the same colors as this little girl?"
"Boy: That one!"
"Steve: This one? Let's see. Well, that painting is blue and you are mostly blue. Hey, I think that's it. I think that's the one. Is that the painting you belong in?"
"Umbrellas by Renoir!"
"That's where I belong!"
"Thanks Steve/Kevin!"
Trivia
- The actual version of the painting shows up more clearer, a woman holding a basket visible to the right.
Gallery
