If you have ever been curious about the behind-the-scenes action of your favorite animated characters, Disney Sketchbook on Disney+ is just the show for you. The instructional docuseries introduces the artists and animators behind iconic Disney characters as they work on a sketch. The viewers not only get tips on the drawing process but also learn about the fascinating lives of the creators.
Where to Watch Disney Sketchbook
Good news! There are a few ways you and your family can enjoy Disney Sketchbook, and everything Disney+ has to offer. Disney+ lets you enjoy exclusive original shows, nostalgic favorites, and blockbuster superheroes. Bundle Disney+ with Hulu and ESPN for the ultimate viewing experience. You can enjoy even more savings with an annual subscription.
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How Many Episodes Are in Disney Sketchbook?
There are six episodes in Disney Sketchbook. The runtime of episodes averages between 22-23 mins. You can check the complete list of Disney Sketchbook episodes and their release date below.
- “Emperor’s New Groove ‘Kuzco’“: April 21, 2022
- “Frozen ‘Olaf’“: April 21, 2022
- “Aladdin ‘The Genie’“: April 21, 2022
- “Peter Pan ‘Captain Hook’“: April 21, 2022
- “Encanto ‘Mirabel’“: April 21, 2022
- “The Lion King ‘Simba’“: April 21, 2022
What Are the Critics Saying about Disney Sketchbook?
Disney Sketchbook does not have an official rating on Rotten Tomatoes. On IMDB, however, the series has a score of 7.7/10. The viewers have particularly liked the educational nature of the docuseries.
Stephanie Snyder from Common Sense Media says, “Sketchbook is more than just watching artists do their craft; it tugs at viewers’ heartstrings with the artists’ personal stories. The analysis of popular Disney movies and characters against the backdrop of sentimental instrumental music creates a sense of nostalgia.”
Bruce R. Miller from The Buffalo News writes, “The six introductory episodes are perfect primers for fans of animation. They make drawing characters seem easy (it’s not) and they spotlight the “stars” behind the stars. Most are soft-spoken and modest. They talk about perspective; they show plenty of details.”
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Is Disney Sketchbook Suitable for Kids?
Disney Sketchbook is rated TV-PG which means parental guidance is recommended and that the series may be unsuitable for younger children.
