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Figment's Brush with the Masters: every location on the EPCOT scavenger hunt

Filmed on site — video published January 27, 2026 · watch it

The short answer

Figment's Brush with the Masters is the Festival of the Arts scavenger hunt: eleven reimagined masterpieces hidden around World Showcase, each with Figment worked into the painting. The map costs $11.99 plus tax and the prize is a Figment sticker activity sheet, in a choice of four designs.

What is Figment's Brush with the Masters?

Figment's Brush with the Masters is the scavenger hunt that runs during EPCOT's International Festival of the Arts. Eleven classic artworks have been recreated around World Showcase with Figment painted into each one — Monet's water lilies with Figment on the bridge, the Mona Lisa as Mona Figment, Hokusai's Great Wave with Figment paddling through it.

You get a sticker for each one you find and place it on the map.

How much does the Figment scavenger hunt cost?

Both EPCOT festival scavenger hunts cost $11.99 plus tax for a map. Where maps are sold is the detail that shifts: our map listed Creation Shop, Disney Traders, Gateway Gifts and World Traveler, while published round-ups of the same festival name Port of Entry, Creations Shop and World Traveler. Creations Shop and World Traveler appear on every list, so head for one of those.

The keepsake is not conditional on finishing — the map says it may be redeemed whether you searched or not — and it is one keepsake per map, redeemable until the festival ends.

Where is every artwork on Figment's Brush with the Masters?

Spoilers below — this is the complete list. The thing worth knowing before you start is that these are hidden inside pavilions, usually deep inside a shop and often mounted high on a wall. Walking the World Showcase promenade will not find you a single one.

Pavilion

The artwork

What it reimagines

Where exactly

Mexico

Landscape near the Volcano

Johann Moritz Rugendas, Landscape near the Volcano Colima (1831–43)

Outside La Cava de Tequila — Figment hides in the clouds

Norway

Over the Falls

Norwegian tapestries and the Maelstrom

Inside the Fjording shop, mounted high

China

The Ox and the Dragon

Picture of Spring Ox, a Qing dynasty woodblock print

At the back, beside House of Good Fortune

Germany

At the Heart of All Creation

Johann Liss, Cupid (Amor) (1630)

Inside Karamell-Küche — Figment replaces Cupid entirely

Italy

Mona Figment

Leonardo da Vinci, Mona Lisa (1503–06)

Inside La Bottega Italiana, behind the registers

The American Adventure

Dragon Crossing the Delaware

Emanuel Leutze, Washington Crossing the Delaware (1851)

Inside the Art of Disney store

Japan

The Wave of Inspiration

Katsushika Hokusai, The Great Wave off Kanagawa (1830–32)

Outside the Mitsukoshi department store

Morocco

Pigments of Figment

Moroccan zellige tilework

Deep inside, near the bar area, mounted high

France

Reflections of Imagination

Claude Monet, Water Lily Pond: Green Harmony (1899)

Figment watches from the bridge — easy to walk past

United Kingdom

The Dragon in Blue

Thomas Gainsborough, The Blue Boy (1770)

Inside the Crown & Crest, mounted high

Canada

Dreamers' Woods

Emily Carr, Deep Woods (1938–39)

Figment dreaming among the trees

Eleven is the count we found walking it, and it matches the eleven World Showcase pavilions. Worth noting because at least one published round-up heads its own list "10 artworks" and then prints all eleven.

How hard is the Figment scavenger hunt?

Genuinely hard, which is the point. Several took real searching even knowing roughly where to look — Mexico, Norway, France and Morocco are the awkward ones, because the artwork is either tucked at the back of a shop or hung well above eye level.

The upside is that the hunt walks you into pavilion interiors most guests never enter, which is the best argument for doing it at all.

What do you get for finishing Figment's Brush with the Masters?

A Figment sticker activity sheet — a small framed scene you complete with stickers rather than a pin or badge, so it works as an activity for a child later in the trip.

You choose a design at the register: we were offered four, though at least one published account of the same festival reports three, so the choice on offer may vary through the season.

Is the Figment scavenger hunt worth doing?

Yes, and more than the price suggests. Twelve dollars buys a structured two-hour tour of World Showcase that takes you inside Karamell-Küche, the Fjording shop, La Bottega Italiana and the Art of Disney — places most visitors walk past. The artwork is well made, and finding Figment inside a painting you already know is a better joke than it sounds.

Common questions

How much is Figment's Brush with the Masters?
$11.99 plus tax for the map. Creations Shop and World Traveler sell it on every published list; other locations named vary between our map and press round-ups.
How many artworks are in the Figment scavenger hunt?
Eleven, one in each World Showcase pavilion from Mexico round to Canada. Each recreates a famous painting with Figment worked into it.
Where are the Figment paintings hidden?
Inside the pavilions, usually at the back of a shop and often mounted high on a wall. None can be found from the World Showcase promenade, which is what makes it a real hunt.
What is the prize for the Figment scavenger hunt?
A Figment sticker activity sheet, with a choice of designs at the register — we were offered four, though one published account reports three. One keepsake per map.
Do you have to complete the map to get the prize?
No. The map states you may redeem it for the keepsake whether or not you searched, so running out of time does not cost you the prize.

Every figure on this page

Each one with the day we checked it. Prices and times move; the date is how you tell whether this is still true.

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Sources

  1. BlogMickey — Figment's Brush with the Masters 2026 locations and prizereported by · checked
  2. WDW News Today — Figment's Brush with the Masters returns for 2026reported by · checked
  3. Melissa completed the full hunt on 17 January 2026 — every location, artwork and hiding place here is from that walkMelissa was there · checked
  4. Melissa's Festival of the Arts opening-day guideMelissa was there · checked