Learn To Draw Disney Characters At Hollywood Studios ("Frozen" tutorials included in this post!)

Did you know that you can learn how to draw Disney Characters from Disney Character Artists themselves!? And did you know that this is something that you can do 100% for Free!? Each day, Disney Artists hold a class at Hollywood Studios, teaching a room full of both grown-ups, as well as kids, how to draw some of our favorite animated friends. It's called, "Animation Academy," and it takes place inside The Magic of Disney Animation Building at Hollywood Studios. Don't know where that is? Not a problem:

As you head into Hollywood Studios from the Main Gates, keep on going straight, toward the giant Sorcerer Mickey Hat. Once you're in the large circular courtyard, in front of the hat, look to your right - you'll see a large archway. Head in that direction, through the archway. You are now heading toward Animation Courtyard. You should see Disney Junior Live! on your right and Voyage of the Little Mermaid on your left. Keep going straight. The building right in front of you, not allowing you to go any further, is The Magic of Disney Animation building. Head on in and bear right. Once you enter the building, stop right where you are! Don't go down those stairs that you see in front of you! There is a small, waiting area to your right. That's where you want to be because, just past those doors by the waiting area, is where Animation Academy is held.

The class is offered about every 30 minutes throughout the day, and you should probably plan on getting there a little early if there is inclement weather or it's a particularly busy day, crowd-wise, as the classroom does have a limited number of seats. Now, rather than me go into any more details about what you really can expect to experience in the class itself, I thought that I would go ahead and share some recent videos posted by Disney, so you can check it out for yourselves. Today, you can learn how to draw Anna or Olaf from Frozen!

Learn To Draw Anna

Learn To Draw Olaf

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