He might look friendly here, but behind that pickaxe is a greedy bitter old prospector. But who can blame him, trapped in a box all his life? It just goes to show that toys are meant to be played with, and colored in.

There’s only room on this coloring page for one Sheriff. Played by the amazing Tom Hanks, Woody has grown up with us all, since the first Toy Story film nearly 30 years ago. Loyal till the end, Woody makes sure no toy is left behind, but watch out, I heard he’s got a snake in his boot.

When the special was planned as a 6-minute short film, it was only going to be Rex and Trixie who were going to go over to Mason's house with Bonnie.

Howdy, partner! A detailed coloring page of the red-haired cowgirl rag doll, Jessie. Jessie is brave and always ready for new adventures, and there’s a part of her that is always sad after her owner grew up and left her in a box. 

Plus if you’re up for the job, you can add some shading to this skin to make it look more detailed.

I’d say this feels more like a Woody costume skin than the actual toy… but that’s fine! That means you can swap his head with another and it’ll still look great.

Toy Story has had so many iconic characters and scenes since its initial release in 1995. So if you have any more Toy Story scenes, or characters you want to see in coloring page form, don’t hesitate to get in touch. I promise we will deliver.

It's revealed in this special that Trixie has Bonnie's name written on her left front leg in permanent ink.

He’s yet another important Toy Story character that has been the force of many memes on the Net.

A family photo of the wise-cracking Mr. Potato Head and his better half Mrs, Potato Head with one of their strange, green alien children. Just remember to put on your good eyes to help you color inside the lines.

During a post-Christmas play date, the gang find themselves in uncharted territory when the coolest set of action figures ever turn out to be dangerously delusional. It's all up to Trixie, the triceratops, if the gang hopes to return to Bonnie's room in this Toy Story That Time Forgot.

Color in what is one of the most emotional moments in all cinema history, when it’s time for Andy to go off to college and leave his old toys behind. Try not to cry, or you might smudge the ink.

Bonnie puts her toys back in her rocket backpack and the toys are driven off to home. That night, Bonnie's mom calls her for dinner. When they come out, Rex happily kisses the floor when he feels good to be home. Jessie curiously asks how their playdate went, and Woody, Rex, and Buzz tell their friends about their trip.

Over a decade later, Pixar treated us all to a third installment of the franchise. And while the toys remained the same, albeit a tad dusty, Andy was all grown up.

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