Get creativity flowing with free Flow coloring pages for kids. These 31 detailed black and white line drawings allow you to color and customize moments from this beautiful film.
Flow is a film that was produced in Latvia and directed by Gints Zilbalodis. The film presents a tale of various animals having to come together to survive after a catastrophic flood destroys their home.
The film is famous for its beautiful visuals and the fact that the movie has no dialogue whatsoever.
It really connected with audiences around the world and won some of the most prestigious awards in filmmaking.
This collection will introduce some of the animal cast of the film, like the cat, capybara, deer, lemur, and many more!
There are some fun facts about the film for you to discover as you color as well.
31 Free Flow Coloring Pages To Print And Color
1. Beached Whale Resting Beside Flow Cat Coloring PDF
There are plenty of haunting and beautiful images in Flow, and this scene shows one of those moments. The whale in Flow was originally going to be more realistic, but the filmmakers decided to go with something more mythical and stylized for the final film.
2. Boat Dangling From Branches
The animals in Flow have to go through many trials and tribulations, and the boat in this scene goes through some incredible scenarios. Fans of the film will recognize this scene where the ship gets stuck in a tree.
3. Capybara Resting On A Boat
The capybara in the film is one of the cat’s most faithful companions. The filmmakers wanted to use real capybara sounds for the character, but found its cry too shrill and abrasive for the calm character they created.
4. Capybara With Cat
The capybara and cat from Flow are sharing a moment in this scene. The filmmakers wanted to portray high levels of emotion in the film without dialogue, as it was a way to show how connections can be built without words.
5. Cat Climbing Stone Tower
The stone towers in the film were really intriguing to me, as they made me wonder what they were originally made for. The cat seems just as intrigued as me!
6. Cat Falling But Caught By Capybara
The cat in Flow has many close calls and has to rely not just on its wits but on the help of its new friends. Luckily, the capybara was there to help in this scene!
7. Cat Holding A Glowing Glass Float
The glass floats play an important role in Flow, and here you can see one of these mysterious objects with the cat.
8. Cat Learning To Fish
Once the home of the animals in Flow has been destroyed by the flood, they need to learn how to survive. This included the cat needing to learn how to fish.
9. Cat Resting After A Long Journey
After so many adventures in the Flow film, the cat has earned some rest! The makers of the film had previously made a short film about a cat overcoming its fear of the ocean, and Flow was a more ambitious take on this idea.
10. Deer Stampede In Flow
The deer in Flow play a large role in the story and are important on a symbolic level as well. Here, we have a tense moment as the cat faces down a stampeding herd.
11. Flow Animals On The Boat
The ragtag group of animals has gathered on the boat, and there is such a variety to admire! The voices of the animals were all created from real animals, and the cat was voiced by the pet cat of the sound designer of the film.
12. Cat From Flow Sailing The Boat
Much of the film takes place on the water, and it captures the fear and excitement of exploring the ocean. The film was animated using free software called Blender, which helped to keep the budget of the film lower.
13. Flow Animals Reunited Near The Broken Sailboat
There are so many problems for the animals in Flow to solve, such as grounding their sailboat. The filmmakers studied animals like lemurs and capybaras at zoos to prepare for the film.
14. Flow Boat Caught In Tree Roots
It’s every sailor's worst nightmare! The boat has been caught on some roots, halting progress. You can see the secretary bird on the boat, and this character started as an enemy before joining the group of animals.
15. Flow Cat Escaping Flooded Cabin Coloring Sheet
Cats are not fans of water at the best of times, and so you can imagine how scared this cat would be in this scene where the ship’s cabin started to flood!
16. Flow Movie Poster
Once you have colored this particular page, I think it would make an incredible poster to hang on your wall! Unlike most animated films, there was almost no concept art used for the film, and a design for the cat was the only one worked on outside of the Blender program.
17. Flow Cat Hiding On Wooden Statue
There is so much incredible imagery in the film, and one of the scenes that suck with me the most was when the cat sits on the giant wooden cat statues. The film was hugely successful in Latvia, and a statue of the cat from Flow was built in Riga to honor the success.
18. Flow Cat Walking Through A Flooded Forest
The details on this page are gorgeous, and I would love to use some colored pens and pencils on them. It’s another page that would make for an incredible poster.
19. Flow Characters On The Boat During A Storm
There are some real moments of peril in this movie, and the animals navigating their boat through a storm was one of the most tense!
20. Flow Cat Character Poster To Color
The logo of Flow has become quite iconic in its own right, and adding it to the page further helps to give it the look of a movie poster.
21. Flow Animal Group Planning Their Next Moves
The animals in Flow, although very different, need to work together in order to solve problems. Here, we can see just how much they can achieve when working together.
22. Flow Whale Lifting The Cat
The whale not only helped the cat from Flow out of a bad situation but also provided one of the most tear-inducing moments of the film.
23. Golden Retriever And Cat From Flow
It’s not every day you see dogs and cats working together, but the golden retriever and cat from Flow managed to buck the trend and make a great team!
24. Lemur Climbing Aboard The Drifting Sailboat
The poor lemur from Flow was soaked in this scene, but luckily, they were able to climb aboard and dry off in this scene!
25. Lemur Protecting Its Basket
The lemur is protecting its basket at all costs in this tense moment! Even when creating the film, the filmmakers only referred to the characters by their animal names.
26. Secretary Disappearing Into Light
This page brings one of the most stunning scenes to life, and now you can make it look even more incredible by using some bright and vibrant colors.
27. Secretary Bird Above Flooded Ruins
This scene of the secretary birds above the ruins is so majestic, and I think that watercolor paint would be perfect for this page.
28. Secretary Bird Limping With Injured Wing
As an animal lover, some of the scenes in Flow really pulled at my heartstrings, including when the secretary bird injured its wing.
29. Dogs Fighting Over Fish
The story in Flow never forgets that it focuses on animals, and animals don’t always play nice or share with each other, as we see here!
30. Weightless Moment In Flow
There’s something ethereal about this scene of the floating cat, and I would use some colors that make me feel calm and dreamy if I were coloring this one.
31. Whale Breaching In The Background Coloring Sheet
What a way to finish off this collection with a whale breaching the water. Despite having a tiny budget of around 3.5 million euros, the film not only grossed 50 million euros but also won an Academy Award for Best Animated Feature.After You Color Your Flow Pages
- Add some more animal characters who didn’t appear in the film that are based on your favorites.
- Draw the Oscar that the film won sitting next to the cat in one of the scenes.
- Make these pages educational by writing some facts about the animals featured on the pages.