This collection of Dumbo coloring pages provides plenty of fun based on this classic film. There are 15 beautiful black and white line drawings featuring characters and moments from this lovely movie.
Dumbo, which was based on a children’s story, was released in 1941 and was an important film for Walt Disney’s studio, as their previous two films had not met financial expectations. Luckily, it was a huge hit and helped to bring the studio back to success!
The movie is well known for its gorgeous animation and heartwarming story that touches fans to this day.
Within this collection, you will find many poses from Dumbo himself as well as some appearances from his mother and Timothy Mouse.
So, get ready to fall in love with this classic all over again as you express your creativity.
15 Free Dumbo Coloring Pages To Print And Color
1. Baby Dumbo In A Blanket
The beginning of the film shows baby Dumbo in his blanket, and even then he is notable for his big ears. His name is actually Jumbo Jr. in the movie, but mean characters give him the nickname Dumbo because of his unusually large ears.
2. Cute Dumbo With A Happy Face Coloring Sheet
Even though he is mocked and made fun of, Dumbo is still a happy character who triumphs over all adversity and wins respect in the end! Before Dumbo, Disney had released Fantasia and Pinocchio. Despite being seen as classics today, neither one made much money due in large part to the breakout of World War 2 which limited the markets. That’s why it was important that Dumbo would be a hit!
3. Dumbo And His Mother Hugging
One of the most heartwarming elements of the movie is the bond between Dumbo and his mother. This actually mirrors real life, as elephants form very close bonds with each other. In fact, babies can stay with their parents for at least 16 years and sometimes a lifetime!
4. Dumbo Relaxing On The Grass
There are so many details to color on this cute depiction of Dumbo! The movie was one of the shortest films Disney had made at the time, and it was intended to be made as cheaply as possible to help guarantee it would be a financial success. That approach didn’t mean that it wouldn't turn out to be a classic movie, though!
5. Dumbo Flapping His Ears
Everyone makes fun of Dumbo until he uses his big ears to fly through the sky! It presents a lesson that sometimes the things that set us apart are what end up being our greatest strengths.
6. Dumbo Flying With His Big Ears
7. Dumbo Falling Through The Sky
Sometimes, Dumbo isn’t able to fly properly and it will create some tense moments! He is tricked into believing that holding a feather will give him the ability to fly, but this was actually to build his confidence in himself.
8. Dumbo In A Clown Outfit
9. Dumbo Looking Sad
Dumbo has to go through some hard times in the movie, and there are lots of sad moments that pull on your heartstrings. While you color this sad moment, just remember that everything turns out well for him in the end! It’s another lesson that life isn’t always easy, but you need to persevere and never give up.
10. Dumbo Performs At The Circus
In the movie, Dumbo joins the circus where his unusually large ears actually end up helping him to fit in for a time. The circus was also portrayed in the 2019 live-action remake film directed by Tim Burton.
11. Dumbo Spraying Water With His Trunk
12. Dumbo In The Circus Ring
Dumbo is the star as he stands in a circus ring, and it will look even better once you have added some colors! Interestingly, Dumbo was going to be on the cover of TIME magazine, but it fell through after the invasion of Pearl Harbor during the war prompted a more serious cover.
13. Dumbo With A Feather In His Trunk
14. Dumbo With His Ears Spread
We see the full wingspan of Dumbo’s ears as they are spread out in this next scene! Did you know that Walt Disney considered Dumbo to be one of his favorite films he was involved with? In an interview, he spoke about how much he loved working on the movie.
15. Free Dumbo With Timothy Mouse Coloring Page
This final page has an appearance from Timothy Q. Mouse, a character who befriends and helps Dumbo at his lowest moment. Initially, Timothy was going to be a bird instead, but the filmmakers decided to make him a mouse as there is a myth that elephants are scared of them so it would create an ironic twist.Similar to Dumbo Coloring Pages
After You Color Your Dumbo Pages
- Write some famous quotes from the film on the pages, such as “I never saw an elephant fly!”
- Use the film to help you draw backgrounds based on locations such as the circus or the train that carries Mrs. Jumbo.
- Draw some appearances from Mickey and Pinnochio to reference the connection it has to those movies.
- Use watercolors to recreate the look of the backgrounds in the movies.