Figment’s Brush with the Masters Scavenger Hunt is a popular activity for the Epcot International Festival of the Arts. It is such a fun activity for the entire family to take part in. This is a particularly fun activity for those Figment fans! Guests will be searching for famous works of art throughout the park, and try to spot the ways Figment makes an entrance in them!
Some of these master works of art can be a little difficult to find, especially if you are hoping to find them quickly to move along to other attractions in the park. No need to worry, we have each artwork location for you right here!
How To Play
In order to enjoy the scavenger hunt guests will first need to purchase a map. The maps can be purchased at various locations and cost $9.99 plus tax. You can apply discounts to the map purchase to get a couple of dollars off the cost though!
The objective of Figment’s Brush with the Masters is that guests will have to search in 11 different areas around the World Showcase in order to find the 11 paintings. Once you find the painting, you simply place the famous work of art sticker on the corresponding location of the map. The stickers are located on the back of the map.
It is worth noting that you do not have to complete your map at all in order to get your prize, but where’s the fun in that? Also, you do not need to complete the map in one day, you can come back another time if you wish to take your search slow.
Artwork Locations
If you need help finding any of the paintings, we’ve compiled each of their locations below. Simply click the sections below to expand and get directions and photos to help you locate the art. Be warned, spoilers ahead!
Mexico Pavilion
The first painting on our list is located inside of the Aztec pyramid in La Tienda Encantada. When you enter you will see the painting in its Figment frame above the stairs.
“Landscape Near The Volcano Figment” is the name of this painting. The Figment cameo is very subtle in this painting, he is in the smoke above the volcano!
Norway Pavilion
You will be able to spot the painting in the Norway Pavilion shop called The Fjording. The shop is located to the left of the waterfall, near Frozen Ever After. The painting is located behind the counter with the sled on it.
The troll in this painting does not seem so sure about Figment going for a swim in “Over the Falls”.
China Pavilion
When looking for Figment’s painting in the China Pavilion you will want to head all the way to the back. Pass the restaurants and head to the House of Good Fortune Store where you will spot the painting on the right hand side of one of the entrances.
This painting is a bit more subtle than some of the others but you can still spot Figment if you look closely at “The Ox and the Dragon”.
Germany Pavilion
In the Germany Pavilion you will want to head into the Das Kaufhaus to find the next painting. You will see it near the cash registers and behind some of the merchandise.
Another regal Figment painting is here, called “The Art of All Creation”.
Italy Pavilion
Head inside to La Bottega Italiana to find the Figment inspired painting next to the cash registers.
Figment certainly looks stylish in this rendition of the iconic Mona Lisa as the “Mona Figment”
American Adventure Pavilion
For the painting in American Adventure you will want to head inside of Art of Disney. The painting is quite on display to the right of the cash registers.
“Dragons Crossing the Delaware” is a fun and imaginative take on the iconic American painting.
Japan Pavilion
To locate the next painting you will want to head to the back of Mitsukoshi Department Store in the Japan Pavilion.
Here is a closer look at Figment enjoying a ride on “The Wave of Imagination” in the Japan Pavilion.
Morocco Pavilion
The Morocco Pavilion painting is a little difficult to spot. You’ll want to head back into the pavilion, past the Tangierine Cafe and into the area across from the Fez House. The painting is in the Figment frame above the archway.
Guests will be able to spot the “Pigments of Figment” here!
France Pavilion
The France Pavilion is another one that is a little tricky to find. To locate the Figment painting in the France Pavilion you will want to head towards the section of the Pavilion that has Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure. The painting is located in the window of Plume et Palette.
Figment is taking his own image in “The Reflections of Imagination”.
United Kingdom Pavilion
To find the Figment painting in the United Kingdom Pavilion you will want to head towards the maze where Mary Poppins does her meet and greet. The painting is located in the window of The Toy Soldier store.
Figment takes the place of the man in “The Man in Blue” for a dragon inspired rendition. He looks quite regal in fact!
Canada Pavilion
To find the Figment painting in the Canada Pavilion you will want to head to the store across the two totem poles. The painting is located in Northwest Mercantile.
Find Figment in the Dreamers’ Woods!
Prize Redemption
Congratulations, you have found all of the art and all of the spots Figment pops up in them in EPCOT! Now that you have completed Figment’s Brush with the Masters, you will want to head into one of the redemption locations to pick up your prices. Not every store in the park has the prizes, but you will be able to spot which ones do from the following signs at the entrances.
Here you will get to choose one of the adorable prizes. This year guests will be able to choose from four different character figurines that you will be able to paint at home! Take a look at each below.
First we have the main man himself, Mickey Mouse!
The lovely Minnie Mouse is another adorable prize option.
If you think this whole thing is a little Goofy, than this prize may be for you.
What would Figment’s Brush with the Masters be without a Figment prize? This character inspires the entire Festival of the Arts, so who better to take home with you!
Let’s Play!
There you have it, all of the Figment inspired painting locations for Figment’s Brush with the Masters! This is an incredibly fun scavenger hunt to participate in for the entire family. You can compare and contrast the original artwork to the reimagined Figment versions as you go along, and the fun doesn’t stop when you leave the World Showcase. You can spend even more time enjoying Disney magic at home when you are painting your adorable figurine.
Have you done Figment’s Brush with the Masters yet? Will you be participating on your next trip to EPCOT? Which of the three prices is your favorite? Let us know in the comments below!
Written by
Rachel Van Norman
Contributing Writer
Rachel fell deeply in love with all things Disney as a little girl. Now as a wife and a mother herself, she shares this Disney obsession with her son and everyone around her. From her love of princesses to eating all the Disney food, Rachel spends her time radiating Disney magic and keeping everyone up to date on Disney news.
