The official Disney Parks social media accounts have shared a time-lapse of one of the EPCOT Festival of the Arts chalk artists drawing Kermit the Frog.
Kermit Chalk Art Time-Lapse
The piece, depicting Kermit sitting on a log with his signature banjo, took 6 hours to draw. In the video, the Rainbow Connection song from the original Muppet Movie (1979) plays, as the piece is clearly inspired by its opening scene.
Watch the full time-lapse below. This is far from the only chalk art to appear at EPCOT, as multiple 3D Photo Ops circulate through the Festival, while other art can be found along the bridge to World Showcase from World Celebration. Other chalk art can be seen throughout the pavilions.
@disneyparks The lovers, the dreamers and chalk art Kermit
EPCOT’s Festival of the Arts 2026 continues until the end of the week. Find our full guide here.
The Muppets appear to be on Disney’s mind at the moment, as The Muppet Show special on Disney+ reached nearly 8 million viewers in just over a week since its debut on February 4. A rumor has spread that more episodes are already in the works. The latest pin Tuesday also included a lot of Muppet-themed pins. Finally, The Muppets themselves commemorated Muppet Treasure Island‘s 30th anniversary with promises of future pirate shenanigans.
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