Guests looking for an extra activity at the 2026 EPCOT International Festival of the Arts can participate in the Figment’s Brush with the Masters Scavenger Hunt for an additional cost.
Figment’s Brush with the Masters Scavenger Hunt
This article will contain spoilers for the Scavenger Hunt locations, so be sure to skip the last section!
Figment’s Scavenger Hunt Map – $11.99
Guests can purchase the scavenger hunt map at Creations Shop, Disney Traders, and World Traveler. The map is shaped like an artist’s palette and has picture frames indicating the World Showcase Pavilions to visit.
To help Figment learn about art, guests will hunt for a picture frame featuring a famous piece of artwork with one little change — each piece now features Figment.
To make it even easier to find, each art has a golden frame with Figment’s head.
2026 Scavenger Hunt Prizes
When you’ve completed the map (or not, you don’t have to finish it to redeem it), return it to Creations Shop, Disney Traders, or World Traveler to exchange it for a prize.
This year, the prizes for the Figment scavenger hunt are sticker activity sheets. Match the stickers to the corresponding spot to create an image of Figment. Choose from three.
Scavenger Hunt Locations (SPOILERS!)
Need some help finding each piece of art? Keep reading for a look at each of the locations. Note for those who have played before: while many are in the same locations as previous years, some pieces are in new spots. Spoiler warning if you’d prefer to find them all on your own!
Mexico
First up is the “Landscape Near the Volcano Figment,” inspired by Johann Moritz Rugenas’ “Landscape Near the Volcano Colima at Tolina, Mexico.” Figment appears in the sky above the central volcano. You can find this art inside the Mexico Pavilion near La Cava del Tequila.
Norway
The next Figment artwork is titled “Over the Falls” and sees Figment floating down a waterfall. The piece draws inspiration from Maelstrom, the attraction that was in the Norway Pavilion until 2014 and was replaced by Frozen Ever After in 2016. This piece can be found inside The Fijording Shop at the Norway Pavilion.
China
Inspired by “Picture of Spring Ox” from the Qing Dynasty, “The Ox and the Dragon” sees Figment joining a group as they stop for a snack. Look out for this one in the China Pavilion across from the House of Good Fortune.
Germany
“Cupid (Amor)” by Johann Liss is the work this painting, titled, “At the Heart of All Creation,” draws influence from. The title comes from “One Little Spark,” the Sherman Brothers’ song found inside the attraction, Journey Into Imagination with Figment. Read more about the history of Journey Into Imagination. Keep your eyes peeled in Karamell-Küche to hunt down this one.
Italy
Leonardo Da Vinci’s “Mona Lisa” becomes the “Mona Figment” for this scavenger hunt. Find it behind the registers inside of the La Bottega Italiana shop.
The American Adventure
In the American Adventure Pavilion is “Dragon Crossing the Delaware,” where Figment hitches a ride on a boat just like the one in Emanuel Leutze’s “Washington Crossing the Delaware.” Find it hidden in the Art of Disney.
Japan
Figment couldn’t be happier riding “The Wave of Inspiration” in the Japan Pavilion’s piece, mimicking “The Great Wave off Kanagawa” by Hokusai. You can find it hanging on a wall outside of Mitsukoshi Department Store.
Morocco
Influenced by Moroccan zellij, or mosaic tilework, “Pigments of Figment” is in the Morocco Pavilion. Keep your eyes high up in Morocco to locate this piece.
France
In the France Pavilion, Figment pauses to take in the scene in “Reflections of Imagination,” an interpretation of Claude Monet’s “Bridge Over a Pond of Water Lillies.” Discover this one behind the register at L’Esprit de la Provence.
United Kingdom
Has Figment ever looked more noble? “Dragon in Blue” is the Figment version of “The Blue Boy” by Thomas Gainsborough. Figment takes his place high up on a wall in The Crown & Crest in the United Kingdom Pavilion.
Canada
Finally, rounding out the list is “Dreamers’ Woods,” a painting inspired by Emily Carr’s “Deep Woods.” This depicts Figment wandering through the woods. It’s also up high on the wall in Trading Post.
Here’s what the completed scavenger hunt map looks like.
2026 EPCOT International Festival of the Arts
The festival runs for 39 days from January 16 to February 23, 2026. Figment is also featured on the festival merchandise this year, as well as the popcorn bucket, and souvenir gift card.
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