Meet Stormfly, the fearless dragon who flies with Astrid across the skies of Berk. Ready to give your room a burst of color and a big splash of adventure. This printable coloring page is your ticket to bring Stormfly to life with your own style. Grab your crayons, pencils, markers, or paints and get comfy. You are about to color, paint, print, and draw like a true dragon rider in training.
Picture this. Stormfly glides above the ocean with wide wings, sharp eyes, and feathers that seem to sparkle in the sun. Now imagine those feathers in any shade you like. Bright blue with a hint of teal. Golden tips with a cool purple glow. A pastel rainbow look that feels soft and dreamy. You choose. There is no wrong color here. If you want a brave warrior vibe, try deep blues and forest greens. If you want a party in the sky, go with neon pinks and electric yellows. The page was made for you to experiment.
Printing is easy. Tap the print button, pick your paper, and boom, the fun begins. The lines are clean, the space is friendly, and the layout plays nicely with your favorite tools. Young artists can fill big areas without stress while older kids can go wild with tiny details like scales, feathers, and the shine on Stormfly’s eyes. If you want to level up your art, lightly shade the belly, add soft shadows under the wings, and blend two colors to make a smooth gradient. A little white pencil can add sparkle dots to make Stormfly look like she is catching sunlight mid flight.
Want to draw more around her. Go for it. Sketch fluffy clouds above, waves below, and a tiny island in the distance. Add Astrid cheering from the ground. Draw Night Fury tracks across the sky. Maybe Banguela peeks from a cloud with a friendly grin. You can even design a shield or a banner with your name to sign your artwork like a real rider badge. Color, paint, print, and draw all in one play session. That is the magic of a good coloring page.
Make it a family moment. Print a few copies and call everyone to the table. Each person picks a color theme. Frost Stormfly with icy silver and pale blue. Jungle Stormfly with greens and sandy brown. Sunset Stormfly with orange and pink that fade into purple. When you finish, hang them side by side and make a mini gallery. Take a picture and keep a memory of your art day. If you are feeling extra creative, set a timer and do a quick color challenge to see who can finish a mini section first. It is silly, it is fun, and it makes the page feel like a game.
Parents, here is a little secret. Coloring boosts focus, hand control, and patience while keeping the mood light and happy. The page was designed to guide the eye and help kids stay engaged without feeling stuck. Printing a new copy is simple, so your child can try fresh ideas again and again. That repeat play builds confidence and makes creativity a daily habit. Art that feels like play is the best kind of learning.
Want your Stormfly to really pop. Try these pro vibes in kid friendly steps. Pick one color family for the body and a second color family for the feathers so the contrast looks bold but friendly. Keep the eyes bright with a tiny white highlight. Use gentle strokes in the same direction to make feathers look smooth. Outline the wing edges a little darker to make them stand out. Then add tiny dots of lighter color along the back for a spark effect. You will watch the drawing wake up on the page.
This printable is also perfect for party favors and rainy day kits. Place two or three copies in a folder with a small pack of crayons and a sticker sheet. Done. Instant dragon activity that travels anywhere. If you keep a binder of your favorite pages, slide this one in with the date and a short note about the colors you used. Over time you will see your style grow from page to page. That little archive becomes a treasure of your art journey.
Ready to fly. Print your page, pick your colors, and let Stormfly soar across your paper. Mix shades, try new blends, draw your own sky, and make this dragon completely yours. When you finish, hold it up and give yourself a proud smile. You did that. And if the art bug bites again, just print another copy and explore a fresh palette. Coloring is not about perfect. It is about joy and play and stories told in color. Stormfly is waiting. Your imagination is the wind.
At just five years old, Gustavo turned a simple wish to print coloring pages into an idea that now inspires children in more than 150 countries.
That is how Imprimivel.com was born, a project created side by side with his dad, Jean Bernardo, to spread color, imagination and joy in 10 languages, reaching a potential audience of over 800 million children around the world.
Today, Gustavo is in charge of helping choose the content, picking themes and characters with excitement, always thinking about what will make other kids smile, while his dad takes care of the editing and turns the boy’s ideas into reality.
