The Mitchells vs. The Machines Coloring Pages
Katie, Rick, Linda, Aaron, the pug Monchi, and the robots from the animated film appear in 31 printable designs, known here as The Mitchells vs. The Machines coloring pages.
What’s Inside This Collection
Katie Mitchell
Nine pages are devoted to Katie, the family’s creative older daughter, in happy, funny, and standing poses.
Rick, Linda, and Aaron
Six pages cover the rest of the family, with three of Rick, two of Aaron, and one of Linda.
Family Group Pages
Four pages show the Mitchells together as a family, a good choice for fans who want the whole group in one picture.
Monchi and Family Pairs
Eight pages show Monchi or a pair of characters, with three solo Monchi pages, Katie with Monchi, Aaron with Monchi, Rick with Monchi, Katie with Aaron and Monchi, and Katie with Aaron.
Robots and Mark Bowman
Four pages show the technology side of the story, with Mark Bowman, Eric, Deborahbot 5000, and a page that pairs Eric and Deborahbot 5000 together.
What The Mitchells vs. The Machines Coloring Pages Do
For youngsters between 2 and 7 years of age, guided, structured coloring supports stronger fine motor control, a key benefit named by the American Academy of Pediatrics. Start beginners on solo portraits of Katie, Rick, Aaron, and Monchi, then bring in the family and robot pages for older fans.
A 2005 Art Therapy Journal paper confirmed measurably lower anxiety after structured coloring sessions. Flat, bold shapes in the film’s style call for steady hands and an easy tempo.
The Mitchells vs. the Machines is a 2021 animated film from Sony Pictures Animation that follows a family on a cross-country road trip, and it premiered on Netflix on April 30, 2021. Mark Bowman is the tech founder behind PAL, while Eric and Deborahbot 5000 are damaged robots who help the family.
How to Color Mitchells Pages Well
- Bold colors: the film’s look is bright and playful, so saturated markers and crayons suit the characters well.
- Monchi: Monchi is a pug, so a light tan coat with a darker muzzle is a natural choice.
- Robots: cool metallic grays and blues work well, with a single bright accent color for details.
- Family pages: give each family member a different main color for clothing so every one stands apart on the page.
- Backgrounds: a simple road trip sky of light blue and yellow keeps the characters in focus.
5 Creative Craft Ideas With The Mitchells vs. The Machines Coloring Pages
1. Family Portrait Frame
The Family Portrait Frame is one of the family group pages, colored with care and placed behind glass in a frame.
2. Road Trip Postcard
Color a page, write a short note on the back, and mail it to a friend as a postcard.
3. Monchi Stick Puppet
Choose a Monchi page for the Monchi Stick Puppet, color it, and tape it to a stick for a short show.
4. Storyboard Strip
Color a Katie page and draw two or three small boxes beneath it to make a short storyboard, a nod to her filmmaking dreams.
5. Robot Mobile
Color the Eric and Deborahbot 5000 pages, cut them out, and suspend each one from a ring of cardboard to make the Robot Mobile.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are the nine Katie pages really free?
Yes, the nine Katie pages, along with the other 22 coloring pages, are free to use, without any sign-up.
Can the four robot and Mark Bowman pages be colored digitally?
Yes, the four robot and Mark Bowman pages can be finished straight from the page, so a touchscreen does the job.
When did The Mitchells vs. the Machines debut?
The film arrived in a limited theatrical run on April 23, 2021, and premiered on Netflix on April 30, 2021, from Sony Pictures Animation.
Which Mitchell family members are included?
Katie has nine solo pages, Rick three, Aaron two, and Linda one, with four more pages showing the whole family together.
How many Monchi pages are there?
Monchi appears on seven pages, three on his own and four alongside a member of the family.
Who are Eric and Deborahbot 5000?
Eric and Deborahbot 5000 are damaged robots who help the Mitchell family, and four pages in this collection feature the robots or Mark Bowman.
Are there easy Mitchells pages for young children?
Yes, the solo portraits of Katie, Rick, Aaron, and Monchi have bold, simple outlines made for small hands.
Which easy projects work with Mitchells pages at home?
A Mitchells picture that is done lends itself to the Monchi Stick Puppet idea, the Family Portrait Frame idea, or the Storyboard Strip project. The Robot Mobile idea is a fourth possibility, and the Road Trip Postcard activity a fifth.
The whole family and its robot problem are included. These 31 pages do not cost a cent, and registration never comes up. A finished page can reach Pinterest or Facebook with the page’s own share button.
