Rob Kaz Art Features New Parks-Inspired Pieces at the 2025 EPCOT International Festival of the Arts

Gretchen McDermid

Framed painting of a whimsical scene in the style of Rob Kaz Art, featuring a large sphere, flying elephant, and airship at sunset—a parks-inspired piece reminiscent of the EPCOT International Festival of the Arts.

Rob Kaz Art Features New Parks-Inspired Pieces at the 2025 EPCOT International Festival of the Arts

Rob Kaz has become a staple artist at the EPCOT International Festival of the Arts, and his large booth showcases several new parks-inspired art pieces.

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The art display showcases framed paintings with fantasy and sci-fi themes, featuring futuristic and space elements. Rob Kaz Art's influence is evident, creating a vibrant ambiance reminiscent of parks-inspired pieces one might find at the EPCOT International Festival of the Arts inside a tent.

Several of Kaz’s new art pieces feature animated characters enjoying a day at Walt Disney World. All of the art pieces we photographed were limited edition giclees available for $595.95 unless otherwise noted.

Framed painting of a duck couple in a futuristic vehicle, gazing at a neon-lit cityscape through the window. This parks-inspired piece echoes the vibrant imagination found at EPCOT International Festival of the Arts, reminiscent of Rob Kaz Art's enchanting style.

This limited giclee by Kaz is titled “A Good Day.” Donald and Daisy are sitting together in the car of a Walt Disney World monorail, looking out over Seven Seas Lagoon as the Electrical Water Pageant performs in the distance.

A whimsical Rob Kaz art piece features Donald Duck napping on a hotel bed, while Daisy Duck elegantly poses near a window. Outside, a castle can be seen, hinting at the magic of the EPCOT International Festival of the Arts. Nearby, luggage rests, perhaps packed for another adventure.

This gallery wrapped canvas titled “Checked In” is available for $149.95 also shows Donald and Daisy together in a hotel room near Magic Kingdom. Based on the shape of the wall and bed, it looks like the couple is staying in a room at Disney’s Contemporary Resort. Daisy takes selfies with Cinderella Castle, while Donald looks happy to flop on the bed.

Framed painting of a whimsical scene in the style of Rob Kaz Art, featuring a large sphere, flying elephant, and airship at sunset—a parks-inspired piece reminiscent of the EPCOT International Festival of the Arts.

Kaz has created several unique Figment art pieces over the years, but this new giclee titled “Inspiration” might be one of our favorites. Figment is soaring in the skies above EPCOT at sunset. The ground beneath Figment features the completed World Celebration and Communicore Hall. Further in the distance, Dreamfinder is flying a blimp that looks inspired by the original Journey into Imagination attraction.

Framed artwork depicting an animated blue character with large ears looking through a window at a soft serve ice cream, set against green foliage and a distant castle. This Rob Kaz Art piece evokes the magic of parks-inspired themes seen at the EPCOT International Festival of the Arts.

We can relate to this image of Stitch reaching for a Dole Whip. The tip of Cinderella Castle and a rainbow can be seen between the trees of Adventureland. This piece is aptly titled “Snackies.”

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Carl looks less than pleased to be playing with one of Kevin’s babies in “Wilderness Explorers.” Carl stands beside Kevin, Russel, and Dug outside a Wilderness Explorer Headquarters booth in Disney’s Animal Kingdom.

Framed painting of a cartoon mouse and dog in front of a spooky mansion under a full moon, showcased at the EPCOT International Festival on a black grid wall. A charming touch to your collection, it echoes the whimsical spirit found in Rob Kaz Art.

Standing in front of the Magic Kingdom version of the Haunted Mansion, Mickey holds a lantern next to a frightened-looking Pluto. This piece, titled “Mansion At Moonlight,” includes several small details from the attraction, including Madame Leota’s floating instruments and the Hitchhiking Ghosts lurking in the graveyard.

Framed painting of a man standing between Mickey and Minnie Mouse, facing a brightly lit carousel at dusk—a delightful creation by Rob Kaz Art that captures the whimsical spirit of EPCOT International Festival.

While most of Kaz’s new art shows moments at Walt Disney World, “Full Circle” has the Matterhorn Bobsleds and Sleeping Beauty Castle from Disneyland Park in the background. Minnie and Mickey stand next to Walt Disney, holding his hands as they look out over the King Arthur Carrousel.

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Showing love for Disneyland’s version of The Mad Tea Party, this art shows Alice and several characters from “Alice in Wonderland” spinning inside teacups from the attraction in this piece titled “A Round of Tea.”

Kaz has created a new series showing the modern maps for each Walt Disney World park next to a character from that park. Figment is seated next to a map of EPCOT, and Rafiki stands over a map of Disney’s Animal Kingdom.

Continuing the set of maps, Mickey is dressed in a director outfit next to a map of Disney’s Hollywood Studios. Finally, Jiminy Cricket gestures out toward a map of Magic Kingdom.

This vibrant Rob Kaz Art features a framed painting of Mickey Mouse at an easel, creating magic outdoors. As Minnie, Donald, Pluto, and Goofy observe, this piece captures the whimsical spirit akin to Parks-Inspired Pieces you'd find at the EPCOT International Festival.

While this art might look like Mickey and his friends enjoying a day in actual Paris, the buildings here are from the France pavilion in EPCOT. Mickey is painting the scenery while Donald takes pictures and Minnie and Daisy sip on a warm drink. Goofy and Pluto seem to just be enjoying the day in “Painting in Paris.”

A framed painting by Rob Kaz Art captures two animated ducks dining by candlelight, with fireworks reminiscent of EPCOT International Festival of the Arts visible through a window in the background.

One more piece titled “Two and a View” featuring Donald and Daisy shows the couple enjoying a romantic dinner in EPCOT as the nighttime fireworks are sparkling in the sky.

This framed masterpiece features a sorcerer in a blue hat and red robe confronting a dragon, with "Hollywood" in the backdrop. Surrounding it, you'll find parks-inspired pieces reminiscent of the EPCOT International Festival, showcasing Rob Kaz Art's enchanting touch.

Inspired by the Hollywood Studios version of Fantasmic!, this print, called “The Power of Magic” features Sorcerer Mickey conducting the water bursts as Maleficent in her dragon form watches from above. In the background is The Hollywood Tower Hotel which is home to The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror ride.

This Rob Kaz Art piece beautifully captures a silhouette of two figures gazing at a castle under a fireworks-filled night sky, reminiscent of the magic experienced at the EPCOT International Festival.

Walt Disney and Mickey Mouse’s “Partners” statue stands in front of Sleeping Beauty Castle while multi-color fireworks are erupting behind them in “View Of Splendor.”

An art display under a tent showcases parks-inspired pieces, with multiple framed paintings of manatees and turtles in aquatic scenes. A sign reads "Festival of the Arts 2025," celebrating the creativity of artists like those at the EPCOT International Festival of the Arts.

Rob Kaz has been posting some special videos from EPCOT showcasing even more of his art on his Facebook page.

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