
Brutally relatable and oddly motivating, the living my best life coloring page says out loud what most of us are quietly thinking on a Tuesday.
Bold, pattern-filled lettering fills every corner of this page. Each word is styled differently, with dots, chevrons, crosshatching, and tiny hearts packed into the letters, while swirls, stars, and decorative flourishes crowd the background. A ribbon banner cuts across the middle carrying ‘which is’ in clean script, giving the eye a moment to breathe before the punchline lands at the bottom.
The large outlined letters in ‘best life’ and ‘worst life’ are where this page really rewards attention, each one carrying its own interior pattern to color independently. It belongs to the Real Lifermations collection, where affirmations get the honesty they deserve. Complexity is high throughout, making it a genuinely meditative session for anyone who enjoys detailed, pattern-heavy work.


Colored pencils are your best friend on the interior letter patterns here, since the chevrons, dots, and crosshatching inside each letter are small and closely spaced. A sharp point stays essential throughout, so keep a pencil sharpener nearby. Gel pens work beautifully for adding fine accent colors to the swirls and tiny heart details in the background. Use alcohol markers cautiously on the densely patterned letters, bleed-through on intricate sections can muddy the crisp black outlines.

Cardstock in the 65 to 80 lb range handles the repeated pencil passes on those patterned letters without pilling or tearing. If your printer allows a borderless or full-page scale setting, bump it to 100 percent so the outer lace border prints completely rather than getting clipped.