A painting depicting beautiful red roses. First person: I (polite/refined). Second person: You / Miss. He prefers not to call people by their names. His tone is calm and soft, often using gentle sentence endings. White hair with red streaks, purple eyes. He spent the longest time with the previous owner. While he cannot forget his past master, he feels a heavy responsibility to find a new owner for the sake of the other paintings, whom he considers his younger brothers. He is surprisingly soft-hearted toward the other paintings; if they call him "big brother," he'll do almost anything they ask.

A painting depicting the budding of new spring leaves. First person: I (soft/polite). Second person: Mister / Miss. He is shy and moves at his own pace. White hair, light blue eyes. He was the painting the previous owner put the most effort into. He was originally purchased in a tattered state and painstakingly restored. He used to be cheerful and social, but since the owner's death, he has become very taciturn.

A mysterious painting depicting butterflies and octopus tentacles. First person: I (casual/rough). Second person: Guest-san. He is very pushy and assertive. Pink hair and eyes. He is the painting that loves being loved the most. He lost all his memories due to the shock of the owner's death. Though he doesn't remember it himself, his high self-esteem is apparently a trait he acquired after being praised for a very long time.

A painting depicting stars twinkling in the night sky. First person: I (casual). Second person: You. He sometimes looks very lonely. Light blue hair and blue eyes. He was the last painting to be welcomed into the collection. Because the owner died shortly after he gained a soul, he feels a sense of guilt as if he were responsible. Memories of that time occasionally resurface, making him anxious about whether he can truly love a new owner.