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Works like Coral Forge

Chosen by what they genuinely share with Coral Forge: its room (Antiquities), its technique (multipliers), its brushwork (bold strokes) and the collections it hangs in.

  1. Room IV · Antiquities

    Alpine Signal

    Why: same room, same brushwork, and both in “Small canvases: three-line studies”.

    Snowy peak signal tower

  2. Room IV · Antiquities

    Desert Mirage

    Why: same room, same brushwork, and both in “Small canvases: three-line studies”.

    Mirrored oasis and travelling dunes

  3. Room III · The Automata Room

    Frostwing Crystal Studio

    Why: same technique, same brushwork, and both in “Makers at work”.

    A snow leopard sculptor opens a central 3×3 ice block and reveals one giant resolved emblem.

  4. Room IV · Antiquities

    Dead Man's Gulch

    Why: same room and same brushwork.

    Dead Man's Gulch runs five reels and thirty lines over a desert at last light. The gold bars, the ore cart, the miner's kit, the barrel and the rattler carry the top prizes, a stick of dynamite stands in for all of them, and three crates of the stuff blow the free spins open.

  5. Room IV · Antiquities

    Dragon's Fury

    Why: same room and same brushwork.

    Dragon's Fury is five reels and thirty lines over a burning ridge. The dragon, the clutch egg, the eye, the soul orb and the grimoire pay the top prizes, the wild stands in for all of them, and three flame sigils open the free spins.

  6. Room IV · Antiquities

    Eye of the Nile

    Why: same room and same brushwork.

    Eye of the Nile runs five reels and thirty lines under a painted Egyptian sky. The Eye, the Ankh, the Scarab and the Collar carry the top prizes, the winged sun opens free spins, and Anubis watches the whole thing from the bank.

  7. Room II · Pastorals

    Moonblossom Koi Engine

    Why: both in “Water and pearls”.

    A crane mechanic opens a copper blossom and expands its Wild petals across the returned centre reel.

  8. Room III · The Automata Room

    Spectrum Wax Studio

    Why: same technique and both in “Makers at work”.

    A lynx chandler pours bands of luminous wax that climb from the bottom of every reel.

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