Invisibility Series (painting)

Invisibility Series (painting)
First mentioned:	Distractions
Owned by:	Isaac Mendez
Current status:	in Isaac's apartment

Isaac Mendez creates a series of six prophetic paintings that depicts Peter's invisible whereabouts while he is under the tutelage of Claude Rains.

Paintings and their Realizations

Prophecies from Distractions

Isaac's Work	Realization
Isaac paints an image of a flying purse. (Distractions)	An invisible Claude steals a woman's purse. (Distractions)
Isaac paints a seemingly empty street corner. (Distractions)	Peter and Claude stand invisibly on a street corner. (Distractions)
Isaac paints himself and Simone on Charles Deveaux's rooftop. (Distractions)	Peter and Claude watch invisibly as Isaac and Simone embrace on the rooftop. (Distractions)
Isaac paints an unseen object plummeting towards a parked taxi cab. (Distractions)	Peter plummets invisibly towards a parked cab. (Distractions)
Isaac paints a partially-invisible Peter next to a smashed cab. (Distractions)	Peter recovers from his fall next to the smashed cab. (Distractions)
Isaac paints footprints on Charles Deveaux's rooftop. (Unexpected)	As Claude trains Peter on the rooftop, both are invisible. (Unexpected)

Notes

• Tim Sale noted that the man and woman in the foreground of the City Street painting are not characters, but are just there for scale.
• Tim Sale said that an entire corner had been whited out of the Peter Recovers painting, as it appeared in Distractions. This caused Peter's legs to appear more invisible than Tim Sale had intended.
• In a forum post, Tim Sale said that the Heroes production team did not explain exactly what they wanted from the Purse painting; however, they did give him photo references of the purse and the woman's raincoat.
• Five of the six paintings (all but Purse) are located in Linderman's archives, according to corinthianlasvegas.com.