Pirates of the Caribbean Queue, 50 Places in 50 Paintings, Signed Limited Edition Print of 50.

On a recent trip to Florida to participate in an outdoor painting tournament I made a day trip to Walt Disney World and took my watercolors. I've always loved the classic Disney ride Pirates of the Caribbean and the wonderful artists and creators behind it (I'm looking at you Xavier Atencio, Claude Coats, and Marc Davis!).

While in the line I noticed this cool area in the dark and damp cave filled with barrels, ropes and empty bottles. It looked as if the Pirates had just left. You know the feeling, the dark coolness (thankful for the AC in that hot Florida weather) and the smell of bromine in the air.

This is a signed limited edition print of a unique moment that will make you yell, "Avast me hearties!"

Print Details

• Signed and Numbered fine art print
• Print measures 5 x 7 inches
• Printed on high-quality linen paper
• Reproduced from the original watercolor painting
• Painted on location at Walt Disney World

About the Artist

Scott Raynor is a working artist, educator, and social media content creator whose career spans more than three decades. He earned both his undergraduate and graduate degrees in art from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro and completed additional graduate study at Johnson State University in Vermont. His artistic development has been enriched through prestigious residencies, including the Vermont Studio Center and the Scuola di Ars Grafica in Venice, Italy.

Raynor's work has been exhibited nationally and internationally in more than sixty juried and solo exhibitions. Recent venues include the Blue Mountain Gallery in New York City, the San Diego Museum of Art, and the Savannah College of Art and Design. His paintings and drawings have also been exhibited in the United Kingdom, Italy, France, Germany, and China. In addition, he has served as a visiting artist at several universities and has received numerous awards for his work.

A professor of art for more than 28 years, Raynor balances teaching with an active studio practice rooted in direct observation. His paintings range from intimate still lifes and woodland scenes to luminous landscapes inspired by the American Southwest. Through series such as Cathedrals of Light and 100 Paintings in 100 Days, he explores the beauty of ordinary subjects and extraordinary places with expressive brushwork and a deep appreciation for light.

Collectors have acquired more than one hundred of Raynor's original paintings and prints in the past year alone, and his work is held in private collections throughout the United States and abroad. Through his artwork and widely followed educational content on art history and painting, Raynor continues to share his belief that beauty, curiosity, and creativity remain essential parts of everyday life.