FREE At Home Classes- Learn To Draw Like A Disney Animator

Now thanks to Disney you can learn to draw like a Disney Animator without ever leaving your home with these great free courses thanks to our friends at Disney. Whether it is drawing Mickey Mouse or something that will make your heart melt, like Olaf, or your favorite residents of Zootopia, there is no better time than right now to grab a pencil and paper and try your hand at drawing all of your Disney favorites. One of my family’s favorite things to do at Disney California Adventure Park at the Disneyland Resort has been to visit the Animation Academy which gives you a unique hands-on experience that
teaches you simple tricks and techniques that will give your drawing that special Disney flair. Not only do you receive step-by-step instruction on how to illustrate your own version of a popular Disney character at the Animation Academy, when you’re done, keep your art as a souvenir! During those times such as now when you may not be able to get to the Parks, these free at-home lessons that give you the tips you need to draw like a Disney Animator will bring out the inner artist in us all and who knows where these fun classes could lead to in the future and for those of us that might tend to be on the artistically challenged side of life, they are still guaranteed to bring a smile to your face.
This is an easy and fun, creative way to add some Disney magic to your day, starting with a complete series of how-to tutorials on drawing Mickey Mouse through the years as well as tutorials for bringing to life all of your Disney favorites.
Disney cast member Stephen Ketchum has been drawing Mickey at Disney Parks for years and has expert tips for artists of all skill levels. Disney has combined Stephen’s best Mickey tutorials and the collection includes learning to draw a vintage 1920’s Mickey as well as lessons on creating more contemporary and whimsical “pied-eyed” versions you’ll want to show your friends and family.
First, we’re beginning with easy to follow instructions on how to draw Mickey as artists would have created him in the late 1920s. You begin with a simple circle and then use lightly drawn curved lines to create Mickey.
Drawing a more contemporary looking Mickey has just a few different shapes added.
And finally, creating a perfect “pied-eyed” Mickey begins with an oval shape instead of a standard circle followed again by lightly drawn curved lines to finish your own work of art.
Grab some paper and try all three Mickeys now! Use #Disney and #BetterTogether on Instagram and be sure to tag @DisneyParksBlog with your artwork, and for a chance to be featured on the Disney Parks Blog channel! Could a future artist be living at your house?
And if you loved learning how to draw Mickey Mouse, then don’t forget to check out all of the free at-home classes that will teach you how to draw like a Disney Animator. What were your favorites to create?
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Whether you’re looking for a fun and unique way to have a great staycation during Spring Break, or you’re looking to add to your “I’m Bored, there’s nothing to do…” bag of tricks or are looking for ways to add to your at-home school curriculum, with our learn to draw like a Disney Animator free classes, your family will see the magic of Disney come to life right before their eyes and with Mother’s Day right around the corner, there’s no better gift than a gift from the heart.
What was your favorite drawing lesson from our learn to draw like a Disney Animator free classes?