Stuck on painting puzzle

[ラゲアス]

I need help from the people who were born in English speaking countries, wtf is that P in the cart with the red items in a almost symmetrical painting meant to be? I've tried everything that isn't brute forcing it and it's not working.

[ラゲアス]

Is it because a "q" is missing in the reflection? Did someone miss a "cue" and the name has something to do with that? Am I reading too much into it?

[Frankie Bag o' Tricks]

The items are commonly colored red, rose, fire hydrant, stop sign, wagon. The items are on the left, with a mirror image on the right. The P is on the mirrored side. P-on-red but since the objects are mirrored you reverse "red" to "der"

[Cactusgod]

This , to me, was not intuitive even as someone born in an english speaking country. These were all pretty difficult , i felt, and I actually ended up using a guide. You definitely have to read into these things significantly, but Im not sure how to help without giving away anything. I wouldnt continue the current direction you're going though

[Swede]

That puzzle requires you to mindread the game creator to a ridiculous degree. I spent over an hour on it and only managed 2. The other 2 were just out of this world longshots that I would never have gotten. Look up the answers and don't look back is my advice.

[Roan]

Originally posted by Cactusgod:

This , to me, was not intuitive even as someone born in an english speaking country. These were all pretty difficult , i felt, and I actually ended up using a guide. You definitely have to read into these things significantly, but Im not sure how to help without giving away anything. I wouldnt continue the current direction you're going though

Agreed, this is the one thing so far I don't think I ever would have figured out in a million years. I got the first one because it's pretty much just a basic pictogram, but the rest... good lord.

Though I *do* recall seeing one of the paintings named somewhere on a note or something. Might have been the exam?

[ラゲアス]

Originally posted by Frankie Bag o' Tricks:

The items are commonly colored red, rose, fire hydrant, stop sign, wagon. The items are on the left, with a mirror image on the right. The P is on the mirrored side. P-on-red but since the objects are mirrored you reverse "red" to "der"

Are the last 2 names also a single word made of different words or are they made some way else entirely?

[DrBoop!]

Originally posted by Cactusgod:

This , to me, was not intuitive even as someone born in an english speaking country. These were all pretty difficult , i felt, and I actually ended up using a guide. You definitely have to read into these things significantly, but Im not sure how to help without giving away anything. I wouldnt continue the current direction you're going though

Same, I'm usually pretty good with word puzzles but these needed an insane level of reading into it. I only got 2, and the 2nd I only got because I kinda lucked out on thinking P-ON-wtf-is-that-last 3 letters, and just spammed different combinations.

As per everyone else here, I'd say give it a good 10 minute think if you want, and then just look up the answer.

Originally posted by ラゲアス:

Originally posted by Frankie Bag o' Tricks:

The items are commonly colored red, rose, fire hydrant, stop sign, wagon. The items are on the left, with a mirror image on the right. The P is on the mirrored side. P-on-red but since the objects are mirrored you reverse "red" to "der"

Are the last 2 names also a single word made of different words or are they made some way else entirely?

They're all kind of technically words formed from other words (or homophones of other words). They also all share a theme, if that helps.