Free Treasure Planet Coloring Pages: 32 printable PDF designs from Disney’s science-fiction retelling of Treasure Island, starring Jim Hawkins finding the treasure map, studying its glowing hologram, riding his solar surfer, and climbing aboard the ship, the cyborg cook John Silver with his mechanical arm and eye, the shape-shifting pink Morph, the chatty robot B.E.N., the scholarly Dr. Delbert Doppler, the stony first mate Mr. Arrow, and Jim’s mother Sarah. Ship, space, and pirate crew pages complete the voyage. A free PDF accompanies each page for printing, while the online tool opens the same art on a screen.
Treasure Planet was released by Walt Disney Pictures on November 27, 2002, with Ron Clements and John Musker in the director’s chairs, the same pair who made The Little Mermaid, Aladdin, and Hercules. The film moves Robert Louis Stevenson’s 1883 pirate novel into outer space, where solar-powered sailing ships cross the stars. The artists followed a “70/30 Law,” keeping the look about 70 percent traditional and 30 percent science fiction. Joseph Gordon-Levitt voices Jim, Brian Murray voices Silver, and Martin Short voices B.E.N. It competed for the Oscar in the Best Animated Feature category and has since built a devoted cult following.
That mix of old-fashioned sailing and futuristic technology makes these pages especially varied. Morph and simple Jim portraits are easy for younger kids; the Silver pages add mechanical parts, gears, and a cybernetic eye, and the ship and space scenes include sails, rigging, planets, and nebulae worth filling with rich, layered color.
What’s Inside This Collection
Jim Hawkins turns up in 22 of the 32 designs, while John Silver, Morph, B.E.N., Dr. Doppler, and ship scenes round out the set.
Jim Hawkins
Jim finds the map, studies the hologram, climbs into a boat, stands on the ship, jumps, and rides his solar surfer. Give him Brown hair with a small ponytail, a dark Navy jacket over a lighter shirt, and try Gold and Teal for the solar surfer’s sail.
John Silver
Silver appears as captain, as a cyborg, holding treasure, and alongside Jim in several pages. Color his coat a warm Brown, his mechanical arm Steel Gray with Brass joints, and his cybernetic eye glowing Amber.
Morph and B.E.N.
Morph has his own portrait and appears with Jim, while B.E.N. meets Jim and pairs with Morph. Make Morph bubblegum Pink with a lighter belly, and color B.E.N. in Bronze and Copper metallic tones with bright Blue eyes.
Dr. Doppler, Mr. Arrow, and Jim’s Mother
Dr. Doppler joins Jim in several pages, along with Mr. Arrow and Jim’s mother, Sarah. Try a Tan and Brown coat for Doppler, a stony Gray Brown for Mr. Arrow, and a simple apron and dress in soft Blue for Sarah.
Ships, Pirates, and Space
The ship, a wrecked ship, a pirate crew, and space scenes bring the voyage to life. Color the hull rich Brown, the sails Cream with Gold edges, and the space background in Navy, Purple, and Magenta with White stars.
What Treasure Planet Coloring Pages Do
Exploring trust and growing up. Jim’s bond with Silver is complicated, mixing friendship, betrayal, and loyalty. Coloring their pages together opens conversations about trust, second chances, and believing in your own future.
Building fine motor control. Rigging lines, mechanical gears, and Morph’s smooth curves demand three quite different coloring techniques. Between 2 and 7, children build most of the hand coordination writing requires, a stretch American Academy of Pediatrics guidance calls crucial, and these varied pages keep older kids practicing too.
Relaxing with an adventure. Grown-ups coloring structured designs grew less anxious in research published by the Art Therapy Journal in 2005. Starry space scenes and sailing ships make these pages especially dreamy and calming.
Connecting books and movies. Treasure Planet is based on Treasure Island, a classic novel many students read in school. Comparing the two stories helps kids see how adaptations change the setting while keeping the heart of a tale.
How to Color Treasure Planet Pages Well
- Space gradients: Blend Navy, Purple, and Magenta, then add White star dots.
- Metallic parts: Use Gray with Gold or Bronze accents and leave thin white highlights on Silver’s arm.
- Glowing hologram: Color the map in light Green and Blue with a soft glow around the edges.
- Morph’s shine: Leave a white spot on Morph’s body to make him look glossy.
- Ship wood: Add darker Brown lines for planks and lighter tones on the deck.
- Solar sails: Use Yellow and Gold with Orange edges to show sunlight powering the ship.
5 Creative Craft Ideas With Treasure Planet Coloring Pages
1. Silver’s Two Worlds Card
Color a page of John Silver and decorate one side of a folded card with pirate symbols and the other with robot gears. Use the card to talk about how Silver blends a classic pirate with futuristic technology.
2. Solar Surfer Action Piece
Color Jim on his solar surfer, trim around the board, and fix it to a stick to fly it across a painted background. Add streaks of yellow paper behind the surfer to show speed.
3. Morph Shape Collection
Color the Morph page several times in different pinks and purples, then draw objects that Morph could turn into around him. Glue the collection onto one sheet to show off his shape-shifting powers.
4. Treasure Map Scroll
Color the map page, roll the paper into a scroll, and tie it with a ribbon. Hide it somewhere at home for a treasure hunt game inspired by Jim’s adventure.
5. Crew Portrait Strip
Color Jim, Silver, Morph, B.E.N., and Dr. Doppler, and arrange the crew along a paper banner. Label each character with a fun fact from the film to make a crew roster.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Treasure Planet Coloring Pages?
These 32 free outlines show Jim Hawkins, John Silver, Morph, B.E.N., Dr. Doppler, ships, and space scenes from Disney’s 2002 film, and each prints at home or colors on a tablet.
Who made Treasure Planet?
Ron Clements and John Musker directed it at Walt Disney Feature Animation, and the movie opened in November 2002.
What book is Treasure Planet based on?
The film is based on Robert Louis Stevenson’s 1883 adventure novel Treasure Island, which was moved into a science-fiction setting in outer space.
Who is John Silver?
John Silver is the ship’s cyborg cook and secretly a pirate leader seeking the treasure. He becomes a father figure to Jim. Brian Murray voices him.
What is Morph?
Morph is Silver’s small pink pet that can change shape and copy voices. He often mimics characters for comic effect.
Who is B.E.N.?
B.E.N., short for Bio-Electronic Navigator, is a talkative robot Jim meets on Treasure Planet. Martin Short provides his voice.
What age are the Treasure Planet coloring pages for?
Rated PG, the movie is family-friendly; Morph and other simple pages suit kids near 4, while detailed ship and space scenes hand older kids and adults a bigger challenge.
Was Treasure Planet nominated for an Oscar?
Yes. It was one of the nominees in the animated feature race at the 2003 Oscars, the award won that year by Spirited Away.
Start Coloring
Choose Jim, Silver, Morph, or a starry ship among the 32 designs, and either print a no-cost copy or use the online tool without registering. Finished voyages across the Etherium look great on Facebook or Pinterest.
