Sloppy Forgeries Painting List: Every Forgeable Painting
Quick answer
Sloppy Forgeries has a catalog of 50 meticulously abstracted paintings from art history that you can forge. That number comes straight from the developer on the official Steam page, which also confirms the paintings are grouped into collections and tracked in a single-player Masterpiece Catalog.
| Total paintings | 50 meticulously abstracted paintings from art historySloppy Forgeries on Steam |
|---|---|
| Confirmed paintings | Mona Lisa, Starry Night, The Scream, The Great Wave, Whistler's Mom, La Danse, The Desperate ManPlayful Systems – Sloppy Forgeries |
| Collections | Paintings are grouped into collections such as Post-Impressionism, with badges per collection and a catalog-wide badgeSloppy Forgeries on Steam |
The Sloppy Forgeries painting list covers 50 masterpieces from art history. See every painting confirmed so far and where the full catalog appears in-game.
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Sloppy Forgeries has a catalog of 50 meticulously abstracted paintings from art history that you can forge. That number comes straight from the developer on the official Steam page, which also confirms the paintings are grouped into collections and tracked in a single-player Masterpiece Catalog.
Confirmed paintings in the game
The developer has not published the full 50-painting lineup on any official page, but these titles are confirmed across official material:
| Painting | Artist named? | Where it appears |
|---|---|---|
| Mona Lisa | No | Steam page — the demo's headline challenge ("Copy the Mona Lisa!") |
| Starry Night | No | Steam page local multiplayer gameplay video; developer's site |
| The Scream | No | Developer's site art gallery |
| The Great Wave | No | Developer's site art gallery |
| Whistler's Mom | No | Developer's site art gallery |
| La Danse | No | Developer's site art gallery |
| The Desperate Man | Yes — Gustave Courbet | Steam announcement (2026-08-20), added alongside the printer feature |
The Playful Systems site shows the five gallery paintings (The Great Wave, Whistler's Mom, Starry Night, The Scream, La Danse) alongside award banners, so these are the developer's own showcase picks rather than a fan compilation.
How the catalog is organized
The Steam page and the developer's 2026-08-14 announcement describe how the 50 paintings are structured:
- Collections. Paintings are grouped into art-historical collections such as Post-Impressionism.
- Badges. Earning a C or better on every painting in a collection earns that collection's badge; four badge tiers (per the developer, "four(?)" — the exact count is stated with uncertainty) exist per collection, plus one badge for the full catalog.
- Masterpiece Catalog. The single-player menu lists all 50 masterpieces with your forgery scores and stats, and highlights which paintings you still need to improve.
- Painting Archive. Every forgery you make is stored locally so you can view the whole collection of your work.
So if you want the complete in-game list, the Masterpiece Catalog is where it lives — the full title-by-title roster has not been printed outside the game as of 2026-11-09.
Next steps
- Our Starry Night page covers the most recognizable confirmed painting, which also stars in the official multiplayer gameplay footage.
- The Painting Archive page explains how your forgery collection is stored and viewed once you have painted through the catalog.
FAQ
How many paintings are in Sloppy Forgeries?
- The official Steam page says you "choose from 50 meticulously abstracted paintings from art history," and the single-player Masterpiece Catalog tracks scores across all 50 masterpieces.
Where can I see the Sloppy Forgeries painting list?
There is no complete published roster as of 2026-11-09. The confirmed paintings are the Mona Lisa, Starry Night, The Scream, The Great Wave, Whistler's Mom, La Danse and Courbet's The Desperate Man; the full list of all 50 is viewable in-game through the Masterpiece Catalog once the game launches.
Are more paintings still being added?
Yes. The developer's Steam announcements show paintings arriving over time — for example, The Desperate Man by Gustave Courbet was announced as newly added on 2026-08-20, alongside painting descriptions added in the 2026-11-04 demo update.
Is the painting list available in the demo?
The free demo includes painting, and its 2026-11-04 update added painting descriptions for the works it contains, but the demo covers only a sample of the catalog — the 50-painting list belongs to the full game, which unlocks on Steam on Nov 13, 2026.
Check note: painting counts, features and announcements come from the official Steam page and its developer announcements (checked 2026-11-09), and showcase paintings from the developer's official site. The complete title-by-title list of all 50 paintings remains unconfirmed — only the seven named above are verified.
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