The Masterpiece is a non-member land and ocean den item. It was released on May 26, 2016, and it can be purchased when any member submits a drawing at the Painting activity located in the Art Studio. Non-members are sometimes given the chance to make Masterpieces as well for a limited time; for example, they were given the opportunity during the Jamaalidays in December 2016.
Appearance
This item is a custom art canvas with sixteen different frames: No Frame (formerly Print Frame), Zios Frame, Stone Frame, Wood Frame, Silver Frame, Gold Frame, Mira Frame, Phantom Frame, Friendship Frame, Lucky Frame, Rainbow Frame, Purple Pixel Frame, Blue Pixel Frame, Rainbow Pixel Frame, Ocean Frame, and Carnival Frame. Though, some frames have been known to be available for a limited amount of time; whereas some are infinite.
- No Frame: When a Masterpiece is created with No Frame, it appears having light tan edges and a tan strip of paper taped to the bottom for the artist's username.
- Wood Frame: The Wood style consists of four strips of wood tied together by tan string with an engraved section on the bottom for the artist's username.
- Silver Frame: The Silver style has an ornate silver frame that is covered in swirling, leaf-like patterns with a shiny plaque on the bottom for the artist's username.
- Gold Frame: The Gold style consists of a golden frame that is decorated with wavy and sharp edges with a Nametag-like plaque at the bottom for the artist's username.
- Stone Frame: The Stone style consists of cracked stone tiles with swirl patterns with a rough-cut plaque at the bottom for the artist's username.
- Zios Frame: The Zios style has a golden frame with round protrusions on the sides that make the frame look similar to Zios. There is a simple plaque with a gold border at the bottom for the artist's username.
- Mira Frame: The Mira style has a very thin light-wooden frame on top of a stone-brick pattern. A statue of Mira is partially visible on the top, standing in front of what appears to be an arched and bumpy bush. Vines are wound around the wooden part of the frame with tiny yellow flowers. There is a simple plaque at the bottom for the artist's username.
- Phantom Frame: The Phantom style is a deep purple with what looks like Phantom Webs emerging from all sides. The webs surround the whole drawing. The username plaque is black with the username written in white.
- Friendship Frame: The Friendship style is a pink frame that has a heart on all four corners. Roses are scattered on every side. This was sold during the Friendship Festival and is no longer available.
- Lucky Frame: It has two golden horseshoes at the top and the actual frame is gold with circles with clovers engraved into them at each corner. It also has small clovers all the way around the golden frame. The username plaque is golden and your username is engraved in a darker gold.
- Rainbow Frame: It has a gold frame with rainbows encircling the sides. There are a few clouds along the frame, That have a sparkly appearance. Also, the username is engraved in small letters in a dark gold with a gold-ish name tag behind, matching the frame. It is a bit similar to the lucky frame.
- Blue Pixel Frame: The frame consists of multiple pixels of various shades of blue surrounding the sides of the masterpiece and a username plaque made out of golden pixels. There is a gray shadow around the frame.
- Purple Pixel Frame: The frame consists of multiple pixels of various shades of purple surrounding the sides of the masterpiece and a username plaque made out of golden pixels. There is a gray shadow around the frame.
- Rainbow Pixel Frame: The frame consists of muti-coloured pixels surrounding the black outline of the masterpiece and a white username plaque.
- Ocean Frame: The frame consists of blue water for the edges with waves along the top and bottom, seaweed along the sides, coral in the corner, and a golden username plaque that includes a starfish at the bottom.
- Carnival Frame: The frame consists of wooden edges with a striped tent on the top, triangular flag streamers along the bottom, and a cyan username plaque made out of wood at the base.
Trivia
- Despite being a non-member item and having no members lock in creation, they could originally only be created by Members. However, all Jammers were granted the ability to make them during the 2016 Jamaalidays.
- Instead of a regular Diamond symbol on the item, it appears in an inventory with a multicolored Diamond.
- If a Masterpiece is not accepted, the artist will receive a Jam-A-Gram regarding the disapproval, and Diamonds spent on it will be automatically refunded.
- The item view of this has a magnifying glass button in the top right corner of the item that can be clicked to see a close-up view of the painting.
- Jammers cannot gift or trade their Masterpiece until it has been reviewed and approved by AJHQ.
- Despite AJHQ saying that it can take up to two weeks for a Jammer's Masterpiece to be approved, it is normally a lot faster. Once approved, the Jammer will receive a Jam-A-Gram saying that their Masterpiece has been approved and is now available to gift, recycle, and trade.
- Unlike the close-up views, the items themselves do not include a name-tag for the artist's name.
- The nametag in the close-up view for other Jammers' Masterpieces can be clicked to open the Jammers' Player Cards.
- All Masterpieces can be recycled for 1,000 gems.
- As of August 4, 2016, Jammers can put their own Masterpieces on their Jammer Wall.
- When released, the No Frame option was titled as a Print Frame but was later changed.
- Jammers cannot edit or load another Jammer's .ajart file, which can be used to save a Masterpiece in progress.
- Sometimes it will not allow Jammers to upload a masterpiece.
- Initially, it was possible to upload a picture and use that for a masterpiece if the file's extension was overwritten to .ajart, but that is no longer available; thus, it says, "This masterpiece cannot be loaded." or a different pop-up message.
- There is a technical problem that sometimes causes the masterpiece to never be reviewed, remaining in a player's inventory perpetually.
- It was originally designed for use in land dens only, but that changed after an update on April 27, 2017.
Gallery
Masterpieces with different frames
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 An example of the close-up view with No Frame  A close-up view of the Wood Frame  A close-up view of the Silver Frame  A close-up view of the Gold Frame  A close-up view of the Stone Frame  A close-up view of the Zios Frame  A close-up view of the Mira Frame  A close-up view of the phantom frame  A close-up view of the Friendship Frame  A close-up view of the Lucky Frame  A close-up view of the Rainbow Frame  A close-up view of the Blue Pixel Frame  A close-up view of the Purple Pixel Frame  A close-up view of the Rainbow Pixel Frame  A close-up of the Ocean Frame  A close-up of the Carnival Frame |
Others
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 An update that allows Jammers to like other Jammers masterpieces.  The announcement when Masterpieces could be made by all Jammers during the Jamaalifays  The Masterpiece rules  AJHQ sends Jam-A-Grams when Masterpieces are approved.  The Jam-a-Gram AJHQ sends when a masterpiece is unapproved.  The names of the frames  A Masterpiece that is under review has a note taped to it in its close-up view  A Masterpiece created by another Jammer includes a report button and a clickable nametag.  The item view includes a colorful Diamond and a magnify button.  The message that appears when trying to send a Masterpiece that has not been approved.  An error appears when trying to recycle Masterpieces before they have been approved.  The pop-up when attempting to load another Jammer's .ajart file.  The pop-up when attempting to load a masterpiece that was saved prior to 2017 |