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When art becomes a prison, can truth still set you free? The Academy of Arcanic Arts is in peril. A mysterious scroll, drawn in ancient dragon tears, summons James Bluewater and his gifted companions-Maevry, Rae, Malachi, Claire, and Professor Carver-to the legendary Island of Painted Flames. Here, magic and art intertwine so completely that the very landscape breathes with living color and raw, uncurated memory. But a dark force has twisted this vibrant realm. A corrupted artist, Gravemire, has enslaved the island's ancient dragons, siphoning their essence to fuel his grotesque ""art of imposed anguish."" His masterpieces are living prisons, where suffering is meticulously curated and unique artistic souls are unmade. Even the Academy's Head Archivist, Professor Valerius Quill, seems disturbingly fascinated by Gravemire's methods, advocating for a ""harmonized history"" that smooths away inconvenient truths. As Rae's wild flame magic struggles against imposed stillness, Maevry confronts her own erased past, and Malachi grapples with the terrifying ""algorithm of absence,"" the young wizards must navigate a landscape where every brushstroke holds a hidden truth. From the Weeping Canvas to the Cave Where Colors Bleed, they unravel a horrifying plot to control narrative and erase authenticity. The ultimate confrontation awaits in Gravemire's Studio, where art demands blood and the ""Fire That Refused to Obey"" rages. Can James, wielding Whisperstroke, lead his friends to reclaim the ""Last Tear""-the island's uncurated hope-and break the chains of imposed perfection? Or will the Island of Painted Flames become a permanent monument to silenced stories and unmade originality? Art School Wizards & The Island of Painted Flames is a breathtaking journey into a world where creativity is a battleground, and the fight for true art is a fight for the soul itself. Discover the profound power of uncurated truth in this epic tale of magic, memory, and defiance.

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