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Enter a winter dream with Santa ans his reindeer. This painting showcases the entire Santa story starting on the left where Santa is checking his list. Later his elves help him launch his sleigh across a northern light filled sky as he finally lands on the rooftops to deliver his gifts while children press their faces against the window hoping to catch a glimpse of the jolly old elf. Children are at play building a snowman while a quite city await Santa's arrival.

Joel Payne, a signed internationally known Disney Interpretive artist could be categorized as a modern day Renaissance man with a two decade long multi-talented career in the entertainment industry. His story starts with a life changing moment at the age of 4 that would change the course of his life forever. “My earliest memory that inspired what I wanted to do today, came when I was riding on the Pirates of the Caribbean ride and I looked up to my mom and said, Look mom! Look how real the robots look, at which point my mother replied, -son, those are the waiters at the Blue Bayou... But is was in that moment that I realized just how amazing Disney reallywas. Walt was so good at his craft that I couldn't tell the difference between...