2. Draw Mickey's dog, Pluto, to accompany him and Minnie. Pluto is part English Pointer, so try looking at photos of real dogs to make his body sha...

3. Draw Donald Duck, another one of Mickey's loyal companions. Donald is known for his quick temper, but this illustration shows off his more posit...

4. Draw Pinocchio. This puppet-turned-real-boy has lots of rounded edges and soft colors; keep that in mind as you're drawing him.

5. Draw Dumbo the flying elephant. Focus on his ears, of course, since they're his claim to fame.

6. Draw Bambi. Accentuate his long limbs and big eyes to make him look extra playful and innocent. Color his body light brown and his head slightly...

7. Draw the fairy godmother from Cinderella. Use long, swooped lines to draw her cape, and make her face round and kind.

8. Draw Peter Pan, the boy who never grew up. Draw his arms outstretched and a wide, mischievous grin on his face.

9. Draw Tinkerbell. She's a friend of Peter Pan's and has small, dainty limbs and wings. At the same time, she's very sassy and vivacious, and her...

10. Draw Lady and the Tramp, the titular characters of the 1955 movie. Although this pose isn't from the famous spaghetti-eating scene, the positio...

11. Draw the Beast from Beauty and the Beast. He may start off as downright frightening, both in manners and appearance, but Belle manages to trans...