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When Epcot Center theme park opened in Florida, the Journey to Imagination pavilion featured two characters who captured the heart of audiences: Dreamfinder, a bearded character who was a combination of Santa Claus and the Wizard of Oz, and his little purple dragon companion, Figment who was a literal representation of the famous “figment of the imagination”.Imagineer Tony Baxter who helped create the characters recalled that “Dreamfinder was a Santa Claus-type who is wise and older and knows all the great things, a great thinker. But we needed a child-like character that had like a one second attention span and was a little crazy.”At the time, an offshoot of Disney Educational Media was created entitled Epcot Educational Media. This department produced everything from comic books like “” (1985), to books, filmstrips and videos that were meant primarily as supplements to be used in schools.One of Epcot Educational Media’s projects was a series of eleven fifteen-minute videos featuring an animated Figment interacting with real children on a variety of imaginative topics.Figment supposedly lived in the world of “Figonia” and each episode would include a boy and a girl who were different actors in each episode and from a variety of ethnicities whom Figment would help solve a problem. There was an episode featuring Alice who needed help getting back to Wonderland so only a young boy was involved in helping write a story that would allow her to do so and another with Peter Pan who was unable to read so only a young girl was included to help him find his way back to Neverland.The live action was directed by Robin Allison Smalley who was a producer on the series along with Bill Scollon, Peter Sauers and Sallie Zemlin-Kisor. Some of the writing was done by Jamie Simons.While there was newly created animation, often there were clips from classic Disney animation as well. For instance, in Would You Eat a Blue Potato?

Dealing with how we react to colors there are brief segments from The Sorcerer’s Apprentice (1940), Pecos Bill (1948), Sleeping Beauty (1959), Jungle Book (1967) and the Silly Symphony Funny Little Bunnies (1934) to help illustrate the discussion of colors (eg. The Friends of Figment was a group of Disney fans who were outraged when the character was removed from the park. I am alive yaakov shwekey.

Thanks to their efforts and protests, Figment was re-instituted and the new version of the Journey to Imagination attraction even includes a sign at one point thanking them. Unfortunately, they are pretty much inactive at this point but during their existence, they gathered and confirmed documentation that Disney no longer cared to preserve. I was able to confirm the exact number of films and titles thanks to the founder of their website. Jim Korkis is an internationally respected animation historian who in recent years has devoted his attention to the many worlds of Disney.

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He was a columnist for a variety of animation magazines. With his former writing partner, John Cawley, he authored several animation related books including The Encyclopedia of Cartoon Superstars, How to Create Animation, Cartoon Confidential and Get Animated’s Animation Art Buyer’s Guide.

He taught animation classes at the Disney Institute in Florida as well as instructing classes on acting and animation history for Disney Feature Animation: Florida.