Which cartoon characters are your favorites? Some of your favorite characters are likely from Disney movies and shows.
55 Best Disney Drawing Tutorials
Tinker Bell
What do you think, Tink? Tinker Bell is a fairy whose pixie dust allowed Peter Pan's friends to fly. She also has lots of adventures with her fairy friends in Pixie Hollow, "a magical kingdom located north of Neverland."
How to Draw Mickey Mouse
Mickey Mouse is one of the most recognizable cartoon characters on the planet. Even just the three circles representing his ears and head bring this mouse to mind. You can learn to draw him in full detail.
Elsa from Frozen
Whether you want a friend to help you build a snowman or a confidant to help you let it go, Elsa has your back. She may live in a kingdom of ice, but she has a warm heart!
Darth Vader
His dark helmet and noisy exhalations make Darth Vader a mysterious and intimidating character. Are you ready to face this dark lord of the Sith?
Minnie Mouse
If Mickey Mouse is the world's most famous cartoon charter, his girl Minnie is a close second! She is distinguished from her recognizable friend by the brightly colored bows she wears between her ears.
Mermaid Ariel
You've got gadgets and gizmos a-plenty, whosits and whatzits galore - but do you have a portrait of the Little Mermaid?
Nemo
The previous tutorial took you under the sea - so will this one! Help Nemo have big adventures despite his lucky fin.
Dory
Who set out on an adventure to find Nemo? Dory did, even if she can't remember! Remind yourself to check out this fun fish drawing guide.
Anna from Frozen
The bond between sisters cannot be easily broken. If you learned how to draw the ice princess above, reintroduce her to her long-lost companion.
Belle from Beauty and the Beast
There must be more than this provincial life - and there is. Daydream with Belle with the help of this drawing guide.
Rapunzel from Tangled
Rapunzel isn't your ordinary damsel in distress. With the help of her hair, her frying pan, and the chameleon Pascal, she can do anything!
Mulan
Let's get down to business to defeat the Huns... to do so, you'll need a hero like Mulan. She's determined to bring honor to her family and protect her friends.
Cinderella
"When dancing at the ball she'll be more beautiful than all in the lovely dress we'll make for Cinderelly!" Cinderella's mouse friends aren't the only ones who can get her ready for the ball. You can, too!
Kylo Ren
Kylo modeled his own mask after Darth Vader's, the dark Jedi we met above. Can you help this troubled padawan make amends with his family members, below?
Boba Fett
He's a bounty hunter in Mandalorian armor, and he's here to take care of Jabba the Hutt's former domain.
Porg from Star Wars
Porgs are beakless sea birds from the planet Ahch-To. They are both cute and curious, attracted to shiny objects!
BB-8 from Star Wars
It's time to roll with BB-8! This cute astromech droid will always have your back, no matter what misadventures are in store for you.
Darth Maul from Star Wars
Darth Maul is a Zabrak alien from the planet Dathomir. He was trained as a Sith since childhood. Can you adapt the lightsaber below to create Maul's famous double-bladed lightsaber?
Lightsaber
Lightsabers are the weapons of the Jedi and the Sith. The swords use a Kyber crystal to project the laser-like blade. Are you ready to commune with a crystal and build your lightsaber, young padawan?
the Death Star from Star Wars
That's no small moon! It's a space station! The Death Star is an armored space station with the ability to destroy an entire planet. When the Rebels blew up the first Death Star, the Empire built another. What will you do with this ultimate weapon?
Luke Skywalker
Use the Force, Luke! You don't need any mystical abilities or special training to sketch this legendary Jedi. All you need is this easy drawing guide.
Peter Pan
Would you like to go to Neverland, where children never have to grow up? Peter Pan can show you the way. Just take the second star to the right, and straight on till morning.
Snow White
Who is the fairest in all the land? Snow White is, or so the Magic Mirror says. Just watch out for poisoned apples and princes coming to the rescue.
Pocahontas
Can you paint with all the colors of the wind? Whether you're using paints or pencils, reconnect with the river and the rainstorm when you learn how to draw Pocahantas.
Lightning McQueen
Ka-chow! Lighting McQueen is the fastest racecar on four wheels. You can meet him and his friends in the sleepy little town of Radiator Springs.
Princess Leia
Want to make a cute portrait of this spacefaring princess? It's okay to ask for help. This drawing guide can be your only hope!
Bambi
Oh, deer! You can learn how to draw one of the most classic Disney characters. Remember, "Everybody falls down. Getting back up is how you learn to walk." It's how you learn to draw, too - keep practicing even when you make mistakes!
WALL-E
WALL-E's job is to clean up the planet Earth. Can you assist him with the help of your trusty eraser?
Baby Dory from Finding Dory
If you thought Finding Nemo's Dory was cute and comical, you'll love the large, expressive eyes in her baby pictures!
Princess Jasmine from Disney's Aladdin
Embark on a magic carpet ride with the prettiest princess in Agrabah.
Gnome from Gravity Falls
Powerful gnomes dwell in the forests around Gravity Falls. Watch out! If you draw too many of these creatures they may combine to form a giant gnome! Be sure to have a whistle and a leaf blower handy.
Aurora from Sleeping Beauty
The beloved Princess Aurora was protected by fairies in a woodland cottage. Yet, a curse caused her to fall into a deep, deathlike sleep. Can you find the prince to awaken her?
the Mad Hatter from Alice in Wonderland
Do you have time for tea? Join a zany tea party with the Mad Hatter, the White Rabbit, and Alice herself.
Daisy Duck
Daisy Duck is Minnie Mouse's best friend. They both love hairbows. You can help Daisy look her best!
Tiana from The Princess and The Frog
Long have there been legends about kissing a frog to turn him into a prince. But when Tiana tries it, the opposite happened!
Merida from Brave
"They are those who say fate is something beyond our command, that destiny is not our own. But I know better. Our fate lives within us, you only have to be brave enough to see it." Are you brave enough to expand your skills?
Chibi Han Solo from Star Wars
Princess Leia thinks Han Solo is cute - she fell in love with the scoundrel! When you see this chibi version of everyone's favorite smuggler, you will think so, too.
Mushu from Mulan
"Dra-gon, not lizard. I don't do that tongue thing." Help Mulan, above, to fulfill her destiny. He's travel-sized for your convenience!
The Beast from Beauty and the Beast
Sometimes a prince hides a plain sight. This portrait highlights the Beast's fur, fangs, and horns.
Dolores from Encanto
Can you hear that? Dolores can. Sketch her as she uses her special powers of listening. Note her fancy hairstyle and clothing.
Eeyore
Eeyore may be a gloomy old donkey, but you can have fun drawing him. Don't forget his tail; he often loses it.
Red Panda Mei Lee from Turning Red
One day you're an ordinary 13-year-old, the next you're a ten-foot-tall red panda. Sketch a smiling Mei Lee in her red panda form.
Tinkerbell
Tinkerbell has been a Disney icon since Peter Pan was released in 1953. She is thin with pointed wings, curled shoes, and her hair in a bun.
Bruno from Encanto
Do you talk about Bruno? Whether you do or not, you can draw him! He wears a poncho, has long hair, and carries a rodent companion.
Luca
Luca is the star of a Disney movie by the same name. On dry land, he has curly hair and large eyes.
Woody from Toy Story
Howdy, howdy, howdy! This cowboy doll wears a wide-brimmed cowboy hat, a bandana, a plaid shirt, and a cow skin vest.
Buzz Lightyear from Toy Story
Did you draw Woody, above? Now, draw his spacefaring counterpart and best friend. Buzz Lightyear to the rescue!
Easy Mickey Mouse Face
The three circles of Mickey's silhouette are recognizable all around the world. In this portrait, you can see the details of his face.
The Genie from Aladdin
His personality is larger than life, and you can capture it in this drawing. Notice that the humanoid genie doesn't have legs. Instead, he has a smokelike, wispy tail trailing from the teapot-shaped lamp.
Tigger
The wonderful thing about tiggers is tiggers are wonderful things. You can capture the joy of this bouncy, flouncy, striped denizen of the Hundred Acre Woods.
Captain Jack Sparrow
The captain's hat and red bandana are common attire for every pirate, but Sparrow takes his role a bit further with a braided beard and beaded braids in his hair.
Goofy
This classic Disney drawing will bring a smile to your face. Capture Goofy's goofy smile, his buck teeth, and his long, drooping ears.
Mirabel from Encanto
Mirabel is happy to see you! Capture all the details, including her curly hair and the butterflies and flowers embroidered on her blouse.
Luisa from Encanto
Luisa is strong. You can draw her sturdy frame and bulging biceps muscles. Dress her in a traditional Colombian blouse and skirt.
More About Drawing Best Disney
Is it hard to draw Disney characters? After all, professional animators make those movies!
Actually, creating a cute Disney sketch is simple and fun. What do you need to start your own Disney art project?
Well, first you will need a sheet of paper and something to draw with - a pen, pencil, marker, or crayon. You may also want to color your finished drawing.
In each tutorial, simple lines and shapes will be added in each step. Even if you are a beginner, you will be able to easily follow along. New additions are always highlighted in blue.
Then, use one of our easy, step-by-step drawing tutorials to learn how to draw your favorite character. Pay special attention to the blue lines that are added in each step. You will soon bring your drawing idea to life!
From Star Wars to pretty princesses, you'll find plenty of things to draw when you're bored, below.

Did you know? Some Disney characters like Mickey Mouse have been around for a very long time. He made his cartoon debut in 1928 - almost 100 years ago!
Other characters on our list are more recent. Star Wars characters like Princess Leia and Han Solo have been in the movies since 1977, but they didn't join the Disney family of characters until 2012.
Finally, a few characters like those from Gravity Falls came out in recent years.

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