15 Pinocchio Coloring Pages - Free!
Fairy Tales
Pinocchio looks very nice in this drawing, right? Do you like the color palette we used? We made an effort to make him look like a very happy boy. If you want to make a better drawing than this one, then visit the gallery at Coloring Together.
In it you will find the best Pinocchio coloring pages for real! We are not lying to you, see how our nose did not grow? Plus, you will find drawings of animated Pinocchio, Pinocchio drawings to print, and easy Pinocchio drawings.
You have no excuse not to color this classic character. It does not matter if you do not have expensive materials, to be a great artist you do not need too many things, you only need to practice, a little creativity, and some tool that helps you color.
You can use dry leaves to color, did you know that? Maybe some papers of different textures, like aluminum, silk, or fabrics. With each of them you can make a drawing worth admiring.
Visit the gallery with the drawings of other artists! In it you will be able to see the Pinocchio coloring pages that have been painted by our visitors. Send us a photo too! We will gladly put your drawing on display.
Do not know how to start? Remember that you cannot tell lies, because otherwise your nose will grow like Pinocchio's. Cheer up! The best way to learn how to color is by coloring, do not forget that. A little color over here, a few more strokes over there, and a work of art will appear!
Pinocchio coloring pages
Why color pinocchio pictures?
Pinocchio is a very popular story that we all know thanks to its many film adaptations. This time at Coloring Together we want to teach you a few things about this peculiar character.
Pinocchio is a story written by the Italian Carlo Collodi, who began publishing his work in an Italian newspaper between 1882 and 1883. In 1940 Pinocchio received an animated film adaptation by Walt Disney, very different from the original work.
The Pinocchio film made by Disney is considered "culturally important" and is being preserved by the United States Film Registry. Interesting, do you not think?
We would like to tell you more about this story, so in the gallery we prepared you will find Pinocchio images to print and color in which you will have very interesting fun facts about this very popular story. Ready to start?
Learn while coloring Pinocchio
- The author of the original work of Pinocchio was Carlo Collodi. This was a character from a series of newspapers published in 1883.
- Pinocchio's full name is "Pinocchio" and it derives from the Italian "pino" which means pine and "occhio" which means eye.
- It took 12 different artists and 18 months of work to achieve the definitive look of the Pinocchio character.
- Milt Kahl, one of Disney's Nine Old Men and one of the most renowned animators at the company, was the one who came up with the idea of drawing Pinocchio as a human boy with puppet joints.
- Cliff Edwards, an American voice actor and singer, auditioned to be the voice of Pinocchio, however, since he was 43 years old he ended up voicing Jiminy Cricket.
- The voice of Pinocchio's Blue Fairy was provided by Evelyn Venable, a very well-known actress. In addition, she was the model for the initial logo of Columbia Pictures. Incredible!
- In the original story, Pinocchio dies at the hands of the Fox and the Cat, when they hang him on a large oak to steal his gold coins. However, the fans of the series convinced Collodi, the author, to continue the story.
- In the original work, Jiminy Cricket dies because of Pinocchio, when he throws a wooden hammer at the cricket that hits him in the head. His next appearances were in the form of a spirit.
- Pinocchio was the first Disney film to win an Oscar for Best Original Song for "When you wish upon a star" in 1940.
- The 1940 Pinocchio film was Disney's second feature film, after "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs".
