Sylvanians invaded my house

My Sylvs are quite cheeky, so art with a twist just had to be it!  My hometown always had a section of medieval art in the catacombs under city hall. When I was little, not all of it was opened up. My dad would have loved to see all of it, as it's displayed now. As usual, memories of my dad get incorporated into JollyOaksField, so I had to have a small art house. Not medieval art, but mischievous art! I created plaques with text, to name the art works, though that will be hard to read on pics, so I will add the text of each for you to read. Most refer to an idiom, one to a famous painting, one to a famous architect, and one is a word gag.  Dust gathering bunny                        Dear Deer                    Can you look a gifted zebra in the mouth?    Storm leaving the teacup                     Gaudy Gaudi Butterflies                         Vase holding air This is not an apple                                                                               Apple fell far from t

My dad and I loved to gaze at the music instruments in the music store of my hometown when I was a child, on our weekly walks if it didn't rain. I just had to include a music store in my town. Several instruments are 3D printed. Enjoy!

My sweet store was just big enough to have space for all my current sweets. I had expanded it to it's maximum depth and stability, as honestly, each display of sweets has a tangible weight to it. The empty displays are all shoe shop displays, the perfect fifties style for holding cakes and pastry. I figured I needed to do something drastic. I bought the Town Royal Hotel from a friend and it was perfect for what I needed. That said, still not big enough for future additions. *hides in shame* I bought 2 Town series lookalike boats, as the boat cabins can fit right into the Town as a side building. I designed a 3D floor slab to fit all levels, with a honeycomb tile floor. I had a tower dome left from another Town inspired rip-off series, which I kept for a few years now. The top floor slab was designed with slots where the dome and it's decorative front piece could slide into. The dome was burgundy, I repainted it in a color to fit next to the hotel.  The boat cabins were pink, an