Glow board gives kids a unique and exciting way to display their artwork
Illuminates ink drawings like neon sign; props up for easier display
Drawing surface is reusable, making for hours of fun
Comes with 6 dazzling neon markers -- red, blue, yellow, green, orange, and pink
Editorial Review:
Spark kids' creativity with this magical Glow Board where your drawings appear and disappear, creating cool 3-D effects like a neon sign. The reusable surface provides hours of non-stop creative fun. The colors give an intense, glow-in-the-dark effect, and violet lights illuminate the ink. Includes: two drawing surfaces, six glow-in-the-dark markers and a tracing sheet. Easel back. Measures 12" x 13.5" x 2.5".
With the Crayola Color Explosion Glow Board, kids can take their creations to a whole new level of fun. The glow board comes with six vibrant neon markers, which can be used to draw on either of the board's two drawing surfaces. Once their drawing is complete, kids can illuminate the colored inks with the touch of a button, as the board's lights give the ink an intense glow.
Children can illuminate the colored inks with the touch of a button. View larger.
Kids are able to create a multitude of different drawings.
An Electronic Easel The Crayola Color Explosion Glow Board offers a unique way for kids to display their art, as it lights up drawings much like a neon sign. It incorporates several violet lights under the drawing surface. When lit, these lights cause the ink to take on a vivid, striking glow. The board's surface is reusable -- ink erases in an instant -- making it good for hours of fun at a time. Children can easily display their artwork by using the easel back to prop the board in place. And the board's two separate drawing layers give kids even more room to doodle. Using the glow board's controls, kids can choose to display one layer, or flash between both for an exciting billboard-like effect.
Drawing with the Glow Board The glow board's markers come in six dazzling neon colors -- red, blue, yellow, green, orange, and pink. With these colors at their command, kids will be able to create a multitude of different drawings. Perhaps they will envision a galaxy with stars and planets, or render an undersea adventure. The markers have medium tips, which can draw thickly but also offer the ability to draw finer images. A tracing sheet comes with the board to help kids get ideas for their artwork. This toy is recommended for children ages six and up, and requires three AAA batteries (not included.)
About Crayola Crayola first began developing its world-famous crayons in 1903, with eight original colors. The company is now the world's most popular manufacturer of children's art supplies and it produces more than 120 different crayon colors. Crayola recently celebrated its 100th anniversary and continues to innovate in the field of children's art.
What's in the Box Crayola Color Explosion Glow Board with two coloring surfaces, 6 glow board markers, and tracing sheet.
Customer Reviews:
Avg. Customer Rating: 4.0 / 5.0
Great Toy for all ages!:
Wonderful toy for all ages. My 3 year old - 11 year olds were having fun with this.
In the back of the toy box:
I bought this for my daughter who really likes to draw. She has a magnadoodle that she enjoys drawing on and I really thought that she would just love this to draw on. I was wrong. It's sitting in the back of her toy box and I only seen her play with it once and that was the day she got it. So much for thinking I knew what she'd like!
Sloppy quality control:
I just received this Crayola product. It arrived in a factory sealed container, without the cover for the battery compartment. There is also an empty cardboard pocket, taped to the bottom portion of the box. I think this might be where the Chinese manufacturer was going to put batteries. I had to return this product, because the batteries won't stay in the compartment without the cover. It's sad because Crayola used to be an American label.
FANTASTIC!:
I purchased this item for each of my sons as they love to draw with markers. My older son is creating masterpieces at 4 while his younger brother, even at 19 months, is having a blast. I draw with him and it's a fun way for us to practice colors and shapes.
Yes, you must have darkness for the pictures to glow, but what do you expect? It has to be dark for the lights to illuminate. I have not had any problem with the glow intensity of the markers. With the lights out they're brilliant and my boys love... more info
