From pencil to picture ✏️ A look at The Walt Disney Studios Courtyard.

Our Anna, Kristen Bell, has officially begun voice recording for Anna in Frozen 3. She posted an Instagram carousel post a picture of her in the recording stuff with her headphones and mic with the phrase "Icy secrets ❄️", and from another angle with pictures of Elsa and Anna in Frozen I, and Anna and Olaf in Frozen 2, with directors Jennifer Lee and Trent Correy, other crew members and a dog, and Lee and Correy directing Bell:

The caption she's gone with is simply "Back in the Booth!! ❄️ @disneyfrozen". The official Frozen account commented "some things never change 🥰❄️". Josh Gad has also commented “It's great not working with you again. I'll be seeing you at the premiere! 😂”. I think that Gad means that they're in the studio at different times due to personal schedules so the next they would see each other would be the premiere but he could be joking actually it's a Marvel Studios Wonderman reference where Josh Had played himself in the show and died lol because it's just a hilarious joke to roll with since Marvel fans are still running it lol.. but I'm not sure! 👀

It's not stated that it's for Frozen 3 but with Jennifer Lee and Trent Correy being the directors of Frozen 3, it's most likely that. And if the supposed Short, for this October, is an animated feature like the others, she could be recording that alongside Frozen 3.

Josh Gad was also back in the Studio in early February for Frozen 3 in an Instagram post of his, and I made a breakdown post on that too.

Not much to breakdown but we're getting closer to getting more new Frozen 3 content! We didn't get any Frozen 3 updates yesterday at Disney's Comiccon panel as expected but I would expect something small, and enough to keep us fed til October, at D23 in August. Idina Menzel and Jonathan Groff are yet to start recording as far as we know.

This makes me VERY emotional

It makes the whole song even more emotional

Its main cast is well diverse in body shape, counting a strong hulk, a little spunky girl, a cute tiny handyman, and a masculine tall woman.

Their faces vary, too. The handyman's face being more soft than Ralph's face for instance.

The two main males and the two main females contrast in body shape.

The racers, although consistent in body shape, have varied face shapes.

For example Gloyd's, Winterpop's, and Zaki's faces have small almond eyes and petite noses,

Taffyta's has lower eyelashes, mascara, and a slightly bigger nose,

and Candlehead has a pretty face, with the tiniest nose of all the Racers.

Other WDAS films, like Frozen, lack that kind of diversity. Frozen has sisters who suffer same face syndrome, for instance. Its just the same feminine face and change it to different hairstyles and cosmetic features.

Encanto remedies the same face and same body syndromes with different face shapes and body shapes, but it's still not enough.

Disney uses the same character proportional style guide (Encanto, Frozen, and Moana use realistic proportions for every character), not like the WIR movies where each character varies between realistic (Calhoun, Brad, most of Hero's Duty) and cartoony (Ralph, Fix-It, King Candy, Racers, Nicelanders) in art style.

We can also count Big Hero 6 and Zootopia for diversifying the character designs like Wreck It Ralph does.