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Relive a Disney classic with free Pocahontas coloring pages. You will find 25 beautifully detailed black and white drawings recreating your favorite characters and moments from this beloved classic.
Pocahontas was released in 1995 by Disney Studios and was loosely based on the life of a real Native American woman of the same name.
The film was a big hit with audiences, and they loved the beautiful music, gorgeous animation and cultural elements the movie presented. It’s still regarded as a classic from the ‘Disney Renaissance’ era.
Within this collection, you will meet Pocahontas and other characters like John Smith, Governer Ratcliffe, Meeko and many more!
We will also learn a bit about the film and its history as we work through this wonderful collection together.
25 Free Pocahontas Coloring Pages To Print And Color
1. Pocahontas And Flit Coloring Sheet
The story of Pocahontas is at times dark and serious, so some animal friends were added to lighten the mood. Flit the hummingbird is one of them, and joins Pocahontas for a fun pose.
There was originally going to be a turkey character voiced by legendary comedian John Candy, but sadly he passed away before completing his lines, so the character wasn’t included in the end.
2. Governor Ratcliffe Looking Angry
Every Disney film needs a villain, and Governor Ratcliffe is a fitting one for this story.
The filmmakers considered actors like Patrick Stewart and Stephen Fry to voice him, but the role eventually went to David Ogden Spiers.
3. John Smith With His Compass
John Smith is a goodhearted character who falls in love with Pocahontas in the film. Like many characters in the movie, he was based on a real historical figure.
He was voiced by actor Mel Gibson. In Disney movies with singing, there will usually be a separate actor to perform the singing parts, but Mel Gibson sang his own parts.
4. Meeko The Raccoon Eating A Biscuit
Meeko the raccoon is another animal friend who joins Pocahontas on her journey.
Some of the animal characters were going to talk originally, but the filmmakers decided against this as it didn’t fit the tone of the story they wanted to tell.
5. Pocahontas And Grandmother Willow
During some scenes in the movie, Pocahontas receives guidance and wisdom from Grandmother Willow, and this scene captures the magic of these moments.
The character of Grandmother Willow was originally going to be a male character voiced by legendary actor Gregory Peck, but he suggested that it would be better to have a maternal figure instead.
6. Pocahontas And John Smith Holding Hands
7. Pocahontas And John Smith Look At Each Other
The romance between Pocahontas and John Smith is one that has captivated fans since the film’s release.
Due to how the voice recording was done, Pocahontas’ voice actor Irene Bedard never actually got to meet John’s actor Mel Gibson in person.
They didn’t even get to meet at the premiere of the film!
8. Pocahontas And Meeko
9. Pocahontas And Nakoma
Nakoma is the best friend of Pocahontas, and they share a loving friendship that stands true no matter what they go through!
While we don’t know exactly when the real Pocahontas was born, the film was released to coincide with what would have been her 400th birthday.
10. Pocahontas Canoeing Down The River
11. Pocahontas And Meeko Coloring PDF
12. Pocahontas Listens To The Wind
13. Pocahontas Painting
14. Pocahontas Running Through The Forest
This scene of Pocahontas running through the forest captures a moment of the beautiful animation audiences could enjoy in the movie.
Pocahontas was made at the same time as The Lion King, and many Disney animators wanted to work on Pocahontas because of the beautiful art style of the film.
15. Pocahontas Singing Colors Of The Wind
There are plenty of memorable songs in the movie, but Colors of the Wind is arguably the most well-known and beloved. It was sung by the singing voice actress for Pocahontas Judy Kuhn.
This song would also go on to win the Academy Award For Best Original Song.
16. Pocahontas Standing By The River
17. Pocahontas Standing In A Field Of Flowers
18. Pocahontas In The Sunlight
The adventurous spirit of Pocahontas is captured brilliantly as she enjoys the sunlight on her face. It will look even more beautiful once you have added some colors!
Even though many animators wanted to work on this film, they found it to be a difficult challenge due to the complexity of the characters, expressions and designs of the movie.
19. Pocahontas Standing Near A Waterfall
20. Pocahontas Standing On A Cliff
21. Pocahontas Touching The Water
There is so much emotion behind this scene of Pocahontas by the water.
Pocahontas expresses a lot through her movements and expressions, and it’s a real testament to the skills of the animators working on the movie.
In fact, around 55 animators worked just on Pocahontas alone, which shows how much work was needed to produce the film we know and love now.
22. Pocahontas Waving To John Smith
One of the most emotional scenes of the film is when Pocahontas has to see John Smith off on a ship as he heads back to England.
Much like many aspects of the film, the real-life events of this event happened very differently, as the real Pocahontas and John Smith didn’t know each other all that well, and Pocahontas would later be taken to England.
23. Pocahontas With Her Animal Friends
24. Pocahontas Feels The Wind
Pocahontas is one of the most graceful and elegant characters in any Disney film, and it’s a wonder to watch her movements in the film.
The filmmakers wanted to make her a very beautiful character, and so they used inspiration from people like Naomi Campbell, Kate Moss and the actor for Pocahontas Irene Bedard.
Irene also performed the movements for the character to help the animators.
25. Pocahontas With Flowing Hair Coloring Page
The wind plays an important role in the movie, and you can bring the peace of one of these scenes to life with the colors you choose.
Maybe you could try a nice soft art medium like watercolor paint to give this page a sense of beautiful subtlety.
After You Color Your Pocahontas Pages
- Use crafts like beads and feathers and stick them on the pages to highlight the style of the film.
- Color some of the pages in sepia or greyscale tones to make them look like old photos.
- Look up the logo of the film and carefully draw it onto the page to create your own Pocahontas movie poster.
Pocahontas is a film that has captured the hearts and minds of millions of people around the world, and hopefully these pages helped you to relive your favorite memories of the movie.
Coloring these pages can be an opportunity for you to mimic the look of the film, but you could also opt to use entirely unique colors and mediums to express your creativity
It’s up to you in the end!
Once you have finished your favorite pages, you can share them on social media for other Disney fans to see and enjoy.