- Or am I Kevin?

No I'm Jackie, you guys knew that.

I hope you did.

- Hey I'm Tony Bancroft.

I'm the co-director of Disney's animated Mulan,

and I created Pumbaa and Kronk.

- Hi, I'm Kyra.

I'm the lead animator of The Good Advice Cupcake,

and the voice too.

- Today we're gonna be drawing.

What are we drawing Jason?

- We're drawing Disney Princesses.

- That's pretty cool. I didn't know that.

I don't know the subjects until I actually start drawing,

you guys, I don't know if you know that.

- But first, be sure to stick around

til the end of the video to find out how you can enter

for a chance to win this medium Wacom Intuos tablet,

courtesy of our good friends at Wacom.

- Knock knock.

- Who's there?

- Interrupting owl.

- Interrupting owl who?

You're supposed to interrupt me.

- Oh! That's how (laughs) it works.

- You don't know how that joke works?

- Wait, wait, wait, wait. You go first,

you say it. - I'm not doing it now.

- No, you say a knock-knock. - (sighs)

- Wait, come on.

- Knock knock.

- Who's there?

- Interrupting owl.

- What are we doing?

- I swear to god Jackie.

(cartoon music)

- [Announcer] Today you will be drawing,

Belle from Beauty and the Beast.

- Belle!

- Oh!

- I worked on Beauty and the Beast.

- Really?

- Yeah, but not Belle, not Belle whatsoever.

- You did Cogsworth.

- I did Cogsworth, yeah so if you put Cogsworth in a dress,

that must be what my drawing looks like.

- [Announcer] Elsa.

- (groans) Uh.

- Who's Elsa again? Is she the ice queen,

or is she the sister?

- Ice one.

- Okay.

- Like, front of the DVD box.

- [Announcer] Snow White.

- (gasps) That's my favorite Disney Princess!

- Seriously?

- Yeah! She's my favorite!

- Wow! You like em old school.

- Yeah.

- Cool.

- Well I mean, I like her aesthetic the most.

- Okay.

- [Announcer] Ready? Go!

- So Tony, how was your experience on Beauty and the Beast?

- I was actually an animating assistant

when I first started on Beauty and the Beast.

I rose up to being an animator,

so it was like a big promotion for me.

But, more than that, I just really loved the story.

Mostly I was doing comedy characters at Disney anyway,

and so I did Cogsworth the clock on Beauty and the Beast.

I just had a great time on that film.

- It's one of my favorite Disney movies.

- It is mine, and I've seen it a ton, and I love Belle,

and I have no idea what she looks like.

- (laughs) Same!

- I've only seen the first movie

and I thought it was just okay.

- Hold on, she does like, the like--

- Yeah.

- Hip walk out the door.

- And she has Ice Man powers, right?

- Yeah! She's like Ice Man from X-Men.

I'll put it in a context you can understand this in.

- (laughs)

- Jackie, how ya been?

- (signs) You know.

- You got a new job!

- I got a new job!

- Yeah! What are you doing?

- I work as a story board revisionist.

- Okay.

- I work on a show called Centaur World.

Shout out to my crew on Centaur World.

- Yeah?

- I love you guys!

- Well that's very exciting.

I can't wait to see it.

- Thanks, it'll come out one day.

- Yeah, a lot of people don't now how long it takes

to make an animated show.

- It takes a long time.

- You know what else takes a long time to make?

This show, everybody's so impatient.

When's the next drop coming out,

when's the next drop coming out,

well here it is friends.

- Kevin's tired of your (beep).

- So Tony, is there any tips that you can give

in terms of Disney Princess construction?

- It's funny you ask that because a lot of people think

that the Disney Princesses look very similar

and that Disney can basically only draw that one Ariel-type,

Glenn King kinda-looking female heroine.

But there's actually quite a bit of difference I think

when you look at the design of these girls.

The big thing is,

you know they tend to have big eyes, right?

And features very low on their face, I would say.

And they all end up looking like

Cogsworth after I draw them.

- (laughs) Same here.

- Have you seen Frozen?

- You know, I saw the first Frozen movie,

and I was not a fan.

But I'm also not the demographic.

- Right.

- But I saw it because everyone was just like,

"Oh my god! Frozen! It's incredible!"

And I was like, "All right, I'll watch it.

I like cartoons."

- Who doesn't like a good cartoon?

- And then I saw it and I was like (groan)

I liked the music.

- Did you see the Oscar-nominated Frozen 2?

- I did not see that one. Did you see it?

- Yeah, it was very bad.

(laughter)

I'm not afraid to say that on camera.

- I was Snow White for Halloween,

and I don't remember how to draw her.

- Since we can't really remember,

maybe we should just try

to ape the Disney style as much as possible.

- What makes you think I know anything

about the Disney style?

- I don't know.

Didn't you draw Disney characters growing up?

- I drew Naruto growing up.

- Oh that's right.

- And Pokemon.

- Okay.

- I didn't like Disney Princesses that much.

- You know what? Neither did I.

- Well I think it's because when I was a kid I was like,

"I'm not like the other girls.

I don't like Disney princesses."

(babbling noises)

- Is that how you spoke when you were a kid?

- Yeah, it was really scary.

I had something wrong with me.

- Wow. No wonder you weren't like the other girls.

- I'm not like the other girls.

I have a irritable bowel syndrome.

- Kyra, do you have a favorite Disney movie,

were you a fan of the 90's era of Disney films?

- I love every Disney movie,

it's so hard to choose which one's my favorite.

I really love Lilo & Stitch, The Lion King,

I really like the Aristocats too.

- Aristocats.

Yeah, people don't mention the Aristocats enough.

I think that's one of my favorites too,

just from a design standpoint.