Rick Drinking From a Flask on the Moon Coloring Page

Rick stands front and center, looking completely chill as he drinks from a flask with one hand tucked in his lab coat pocket. His signature spiky hair sticks out above his head as he stands among strange moon rocks and tufts of alien grass. The moon's ground is uneven with craters, bumpy ridges, and textured lines showing rough lunar soil.

Above Rick, you’ll spot distant planets, twinkling stars, and clouds swirling in the dark sky. Everything in the scene is full of sci-fi style, giving you endless ways to get creative with your coloring choices!

Add some out-of-this-world colors to Rick’s moon adventure! Color his lab coat classic white or turn it neon green for a toxic twist. For Rick’s hair, try blue, silver, or even glow-in-the-dark hues for something unique.

The moon's rocks can be gray, purple, or covered in spacey moss-green. Try blending blues and violets in the sky to make the scene extra surreal. Use metallic pens on stars and planets for a special shimmer!

Don’t forget the alien grass—make it red, turquoise, or rainbow for an intergalactic look. Let your imagination make this moon scene truly unforgettable!

This Rick and Morty coloring page is a must-print for every fan! It features wild sci-fi energy, packed with exciting moon details and a famous cartoon scientist being his unpredictable self.

Coloring this page will help you create your own version of a cool space scene—explore wild colors, experiment with shading, or add your own planets in the sky. Whether you’re a Rick and Morty fan or love drawing wild adventures, this space coloring sheet is perfect for unleashing your imagination.

Share your masterpiece with friends or add it to your Rick and Morty art collection!

The moon’s rocky ground is full of bumpy details, craters, and lines, making it a fun but challenging spot for neat coloring. Rick’s hair spikes and facial details are small, so using a sharp colored pencil or fine-tip marker can help keep colors clean.

The sky has lots of shapes—planets, stars, and swirling clouds—that are close together. Start with lighter colors, then carefully add deeper shades. Take breaks if your hand gets tired, since filling in details can take some time.

Slow down, color section by section, and you’ll create a space scene you’re proud of!

Coloring Rick on the moon lets kids and teens practice focusing and paying attention to detail. As you color tiny lines around Rick’s clothes, hair, and the rocky ground, your hand-eye coordination and patience get stronger.

This page also encourages imagination—what wild colors could the moon’s grass or distant planets be? Coloring boosts creativity, helps you relax, and gives a sense of accomplishment when you finish.

When you show off your completed page, you’ll feel proud knowing you made a cool, unique Rick and Morty masterpiece!