Disney Has Free Classes, So You Can Learn to Draw Mickey, Genie, and Elsa!

There are dozens of ways to draw Walt's iconic character, Mickey Mouse! The 1920s style is what you see in more of the old-school Mickey Mouse cartoons, and Walt's own drawings of Mickey.

Sven is one of our favorite characters from the Frozen films! This video is even more special because the Frozen 2 Animation Supervisor Michael Woodside is the teacher.

The Nightmare Before Christmas is such a fun film with iconic characters, including the doll, Sally. Draw her and get into the holiday spirit.

Daisy Duck is one of the most lovable Disney characters. We especially love drawing her giant bow.

You've never had a friend like Genie! Draw him and post him on the refrigerator to admire your work.

The always sassy Tinker Bell is a bit more of a challenge to draw, but nothing that kids won't be able to handle. Watch this video to learn how to draw her and take off to Neverland.

To infinity and beyond! Learn how to draw Buzz Lightyear, the space ranger from Toy Story in this tutorial.

Do you want to draw a snowman? Class is in session, and you're going to learn how to draw the top half of Olaf from Frozen.

Hiro from Big Hero 6 is one of the more challenging drawing lessons. Take your time and you're sure to get him just right.

Stitch, also known as Experiment 626, is the often-misunderstood alien from the Lilo and Stitch. Drawing him will sure be an experiment you won't forget.

Baymax is the lovable healthcare companion from Big Hero 6. Kids will love drawing him since he has a lot of simple lines.

Pie-eyed Mickey Mouse is the version of Mickey you see on the new Mickey Mouse Shorts cartoons and featured in Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Railway. Learning to draw him will have you saying, "Hot dog!"

Pascal is a lovable chameleon from Tangled and is always by Rapunzel's side. Get adventurous and draw him to make today the best day ever.

Winnie The Pooh is the cuddly bear who is always on the search for honey. Drawing him is sure to be as sweet as honey, too.

For even more fun be sure to check out Josh Gad drawing Olaf, who he voices in the Frozen films. This video is definitely worth melting for.

Contemporary Mickey Mouse is what most people think of when they think of Mickey. His big round ears and eyes make him easy for kids to draw.

What's this? By drawing Jack Skellington you can start celebrating Halloween and Christmas a little bit early this year.

One of Disney's lesser known characters is Oswald the Lucky Rabbit. He was Walt Disney's first character, created almost a full year before Mickey Mouse in 1927. With a bit of luck you'll draw him just like Walt Disney did.

You'll learn how to draw a classic Minnie here — especially her impressive bow!

Spread a little joy by drawing Joy from Inside Out! Riley's happiest emotion isn't too difficult to capture.

Capturing Flynn Rider's dashing good looks takes a little patience, but the results are so worth it!

Aw, phooey! This Donald Duck tutorial is too cute not to try!

With his long ears, jaunty hat, and wide smile, Goofy is impossible not to love. He's also made up of lots of simple shapes, making it easy for kids to follow along.

Don't get mad — draw Anger from Inside Out! He starts out as a simple square, which makes this tutorial easy to follow.

Mickey's sidekick shares a lot of the same qualities as Goofy, so if you can draw one, you can draw the other.

Grumpy may be frowning, but this tutorial is a lot of fun! Older kids can try their hand at shading, which adds depth to Grumpy's hat and cheeks.

If your little one has already mastered the other Mickey tutorials, try this version. The sorcerer's hat is a fun new addition to draw!

This version of Simba may still be working on his roar, but drawing him sure makes for an adorable activity! Be sure to sketch out the guidelines — they'll make the whole drawing easier.

The key to mastering this sketch is Dopey's ears. Remember, practice can only help!

If you're in the holiday spirit, this tutorial for Scrooge is the one for you!

Help Officer Hopps protect Zootopia! Kids can practice shading her head and ears to get Judy's fur just right.

Chip is possibly the cutest character in Beauty & the Beast — so this drawing is sure to be fun! Pay attention to his eyes — that's where all the emotion comes through.

The baby of the Incredibles is actually pretty simple to draw. Follow along with this tutorial if you've got a superhero-lover on your hands.

Ray may look complicated, but follow this tutorial to break his creation down into easy steps.

Get the full Hakuna Matata experience with this Timon tutorial.

If your child is obsessed with monsters, this is the tutorial for them. Though we know Fred isn't actually a monster, his costume still counts!

Say "howdy" to Woody, the best partner there is, with this tutorial. It's perfect for the kid who can't stop singing, "you've got a friend in me."

This tutorial is a little more advanced, so it's probably not the best for the littlest drawers. But, you will end up with a really cool friendly neighborhood Spider-Man at the end!

You'll capture what is possibly Disney's cutest love story in this tutorial. Plus, it's not too difficult, so the whole family can give it a try!

Kids will love trying their hand at creating Ralph! Just don't be surprised if they seem suddenly more interested in arcade games afterwards.

Young kids may not be as familiar with Roger Rabbit, but they'll still get a kick out of drawing him.

Even the littlest vampires can try their hand at sketching out Vampirina. Then, you can pop on an episode and compare your creation to the real thing!

Head into the unknown (world of drawing, that is) with this Elsa tutorial. Kids will love sketching out their favorite winter queen!

Anna from Frozen is a character filled with compassion and bravery as she tries to save her sister. Kids of all ages will enjoy drawing Anna in her wintertime outfit.