Stewie, Peter, Brian, Lois, Meg, Chris, and their neighbors fill the 48 printable pages of this Family Guy coloring pages set, from Stewie portraits to couch scenes with the whole family.
What’s Inside This Collection
Stewie Griffin
Fifteen pages show Stewie in many moods, from a surprised face and a bottle-holding portrait to Stewie on a swing, with a guitar, looking sad, angry, or evil.
Peter Griffin
Six pages show Peter, with two standing portraits, a funny pose, a page in his armchair with the TV remote, and two pages where he fights the giant chicken.
Brian Griffin
Five pages show Brian, the family dog, including one with a halo and wings, one reading a book, and standing portraits.
Lois, Meg, and Chris
Seven pages show the rest of the family, with two pages each of Lois and Meg and three of Chris.
Neighbors and Friends
Five pages show Bonnie Swanson, Mayor Adam West, Joe in his wheelchair, Glenn Quagmire, and Cleveland Brown.
Family Group Pages
Nine pages gather the Griffins, with a couch scene in front of the TV, a lineup of characters, and group portraits.
Logo Page
One page shows the Family Guy logo on its own.
What Family Guy Coloring Pages Do
Published guidance from the American Academy of Pediatrics associates structured coloring practice with fine motor skill building in kids ages 2 to 7. Family Guy is meant for an older audience, but coloring it works the same muscles, and the bold portraits offer large, easy areas.
Back in 2005, the Art Therapy Journal carried a study on measurable reductions in anxiety once participants finished sessions of structured coloring. Clean lines and flat shapes reward unhurried attention.
Family Guy is an American animated sitcom created by Seth MacFarlane that first aired on Fox on January 31, 1999, was canceled in 2002, and returned in 2005.
How to Color Family Guy Pages Well
- Flat colors: solid, even fills match the show’s look, and markers or colored pencils cover the portraits smoothly.
- Brian: a white or very light gray body with a solid black nose keeps him easy to recognize.
- Stewie: Give the large round head a single even skin tone and keep the clothes in a bold, solid color.
- Group pages: give each family member a different main color for clothing which keeps each one easy to pick out in a crowd.
- Logo page: color the big letters in one bold color and leave the small TV above them in gray.
5 Creative Craft Ideas With Family Guy Coloring Pages
1. Griffin Family Poster
The Griffin Family Poster is built from the family portraits, colored in matching shades and glued to a long strip of paper.
2. Character Bookmarks
Pick a tall standing portrait for the Character Bookmarks, trim the page down to a tall, slim bar, and cover the strip with clear tape on both sides.
3. Name Cards
Choose a character page for the Name Cards, set the picture on a contrasting card and glue it in place, and have the sender write the message inside for a watch party.
4. Sticker Sheet
Print a few small portraits on printable sticker paper, color them, trim around the edges, and peel them to stick on a journal.
5. Notebook Cover
Color a group page, cover it with clear contact paper, and use it as a decorative notebook cover.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the Stewie pages be downloaded with no sign-up?
Yes. The Stewie pages and the other 33 designs download without paying, with no login involved.
Can the couch scene page be colored on an iPad?
Yes, the couch scene page opens straight from the page, so a tablet or laptop is enough to get started.
Who is behind Family Guy?
Seth MacFarlane created the series, which follows the Griffin family.
When did Family Guy premiere?
The series, which first aired on Fox on January 31, 1999, was canceled in 2002 and returned in 2005.
Which Griffin family members have pages?
Stewie has 15 pages, Peter six, Brian five, Chris three, and Lois and Meg two each.
Which neighbors and friends are included?
Bonnie Swanson, Mayor Adam West, Joe, Quagmire, and Cleveland Brown each have one page.
Is Family Guy for kids?
No, Family Guy is an animated sitcom aimed at an older audience, so these pages suit teens and adults best, and parents of younger children should preview the show first.
What are good follow-up activities for Family Guy pages?
Colored Family Guy artwork turns into the Sticker Sheet option or the Griffin Family Poster craft, and also the Notebook Cover. Beyond that, there is the Name Cards option, plus the Character Bookmarks activity.
Stewie, Peter, Brian, and the neighbors are all here. Altogether, the 48 designs cost nothing, whatever the device. A page the child is proud of can be offered to friends on Facebook or Pinterest straight from the page.
