In the wild and wonderful state of Utah, nestled between mystical mountains and enchanting deserts, there's a crew of color-slinging kids known as the Rainbow Raiders. In this state, where the landscapes change as much as the patterns on a kaleidoscope, these kids are on a mission to add their own vibrant colors to the world. Leading the Rainbow Raiders is their whimsically cool and slightly goofy mascot, a paint-splattered pronghorn named Picasso Prongs. With his multicolored antlers and twinkling, mischievous eyes, Picasso Prongs is always full of ideas for their next artistic adventure. He has a knack for finding the funniest, most unexpected places to paint, whether it's a towering cactus or a tumbleweed tumbling by. Every day after school, the Rainbow Raiders gather with their brushes, buckets, and palettes. They paint everything from the red rock arches that look like they've been plucked from Mars, to the snow-capped mountains that reach up to tickle the belly of the sky. They add splashes of color to the salt flats, making them look like a giant’s canvas that’s been sprinkled with stardust. They don't just paint, though. They laugh, they joke, and they make memories. Each stroke of their brush is a new story, a new joke, and a new shared experience. They are the Rainbow Raiders, the kids of Utah, painting their own colorful stories across their incredible state. They’re the artists, the jokers, the adventurers, and best of all, they're friends, painting the world in a way only they can.