It’s time for the Epcot International Festival of the Arts! And that means Figment has returned for another scavenger hunt around World Showcase! The mischievous little dragon is hiding in popular paintings and it’s our job to find them all.
To participate in Figment’s Brush with the Masters you have to purchase a map and stickers set from Pin Central, Disney Traders, or World Traveler. They cost $6.99 plus tax per set. Once you find all 11 portraits you can redeem your completed map for one of three different festival themed activity books.
A look at the three activity book prizes available
Each activity book includes coloring pages and stickers!
Scavenger hunt spoilers from this point forward:
We’re showing you exactly where every Figment painting is in World Showcase, in order from left to right, around the world. Remember we’re looking for paintings with the golden frame featuring a Figment head at the bottom, one in each nation. Happy hunting!
Mexico
Head inside the huge pyramid through the door on the left side. Turn left and look on the front wall. You’ll find the Figment painting right there.
Head in the left door of the pyramid
Painting is on the left
Painting inspired by Johann Moritz Rugendas’s Landscape Near the Volcano Colina at Tolina
Norway
Head into The Fjording, the exit gift shop for Frozen Ever After, and you’ll find the painting on the left, above the candy section.
The Fjording shop, next to Frozen ride
Painting is above the candy
The painting in Norway inspired by Edvard Munch’s “The Scream”
China
Head to the very back of the China pavilion, nearly all the way to the open-air gift shop at the end of the street. Just before reaching the shop, you’ll find the painting on the right wall.
Head to the end of the street
Look to your right
Painting is inspired by Picture of Spring Ox from Qing Dynasty
Germany
Head into the caramel store on the left-front side of the pavilion called Karamell-Kuche. You’ll find the painting on your immediate left after entering the front door.
Enter the caramel store
Painting is on your left
Painting in Germany inspired by Johann Liss’s “Cupid”
Italy
Walk into the pavilion courtyard and locate the Kidcot Fun Spot on your right. You’ll find the painting behind the Kidcot Cast Member on the wall.
Find the Kidcot Fun Spot
Painting is on Kidcot wall
Painting in Italy based on the Mona Lisa
The American Adventure
Look inside the pavilion’s one interior gift shop, Heritage Manor Gifts, located to the right of The American Adventure theater. The painting can be found on the right-front corner behind the penny press machine.
Enter the main gift shop
Painting in corner by penny press
Painting inspired by Emanuel Leutze’s “Washington Crossing the Delaware”
Japan
Enter the gift shop through its side entrance, on the right side of the pavilion, right before the path dead ends into the shop’s back entrance. Turn left after entering. The painting can be found on the right wall, above some umbrellas and to the left of kitty cat purses. (If you hit the incense room, you’ve gone too far.)
Enter gift shop on the side
On right side just before store curves left
Japan’s painting inspired by Katsushika Hokusai’s “The Great Wave Off Kanagawa”
Morocco
This one can be difficult since the painting looks much like the mosaic tile designs found around the pavilion. If you head into the center of the pavilion, into the covered market area, you’ll find the painting on the far-right of the center market room. The same room as Kidcot, but on the far right, above a penny press machine, and under a sign that reads “Tangier Traders.”
Go to the middle of the pavilion
Look for “Tangier Traders” sign
The painting in Morocco
France
The painting is in a window display this year, outside. Head to the left side-street as if you’re going to the bakery, and you will find it in the window on the corner. (It is directly across the street from the Monsieur Paul restaurant.)
Turn left toward ice cream & bakery
Painting is found in window
France’s painting, (I love how Figment is waving in his reflection!)
United Kingdom
This one is hiding behind the Tea Caddy store, in a window display overlooking the little garden area back there. You can head out the back door of the tea shop to find it.
Go behind the tea shop
Painting found in window
UK’s painting inspired by Thomas Gainsborough’s “The Blue Boy”
Canada
Head through Victoria Gardens (under the Le Cellier arch sign,) towards the Kidcot station. The painting is hung behind the Kidcot booth, just to the right of the exit for the O’ Canada 360 show.
Walk through Victoria Gardens
Painting is in the Kidcot area
The painting in Canada is based on Deep Woods by Emily Carr
Hope you had fun finding all the paintings! Be sure to check out our Complete Guide to the 2019 Epcot International Festival of the Arts for full food menus and concert lineup, and stay tuned for more theme park news coming soon.
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