Magic Brush Inn
The travelers turned into a small side street, where the scent of paints, oils, fresh wood shavings, and flowery herbs wafted toward them. Pennants and garlands hung everywhere between the houses, with various plants climbing up their brightly painted walls. Finally, they reached the inn, perhaps four windows wide, built between two houses and the two shops the merchant had described to them at the market. The lines of the house were crooked, wavy, or deformed. The walls resembled a colorful jungle full of fantastic mythical creatures. It looked as if the windows were slipping out of their frames like molten, viscous glass, yet everything held together tightly. Now they could also see the sign of the house the merchant had pointed out. Glowing letters, some with big grins and big eyes, and a bouncing paintbrush pointed them in the right direction.
Magic Clue
"Where the inn was supposed to be, we saw a street with busy shops from afar, and we immediately wanted to turn back, as our inn had apparently been demolished to make way for a new alley. Only when we got closer did we see the magnificent illusion the artist had left on the wall. If the brush hadn't been pointing at the door, we would have easily missed the entrance, which had been hidden with paint."- Flax Vesryn-
"As we left the inn, the wall glowed a somber red with glowing golden symbols and columns with horned devils writhing on them. The atmosphere of the facade weighed on our spirits, as if we'd gotten up on the wrong side of the bed. But when we looked back a few meters down the street, the dreary facade had given way to a cotton-candy dream of sweets, which brought a smile back to each of our faces."- Elfruona Brismaeris -
I love this article and this answer for the prompt, its fantastic, and great nod to the inspirations for the founders. This is a lovely idea, and such a fun spin on the 'building that hasn't been finished yet'. Well written Blue!! :)
Aww thank you, this made my day ;).