We made a silly family portrait first and the light-up reveal was the fun part. A lovely activity to do together at the table.
My daughter chose to draw a rainbow and write her name underneath. It is nice having something she can create herself and then display.
The tracing sheets gave us a starting point when we could not think of what to draw. We added our own little details afterwards.
The timer is a useful extra when we leave a drawing on display. I like being able to choose when the light goes off.
I keep the cloth beside the board so cleanup is part of the activity. A little water and a gentle wipe, then we can change the picture.
Screen-free creativity. A gift with more to discover.
Their imagination deserves to shine. Turn a simple doodle into a glowing little masterpiece, then start fresh whenever inspiration strikes.
Creative play, without an app: draw, trace and share.
Ready for another idea? Wipe clean and draw again.
Make it yours: 9 light effects and 3 brightness levels.
Your creative kit: one 16-inch LED drawing board with built-in stand, 6 liquid chalk markers, 10 double-sided tracing sheets, detachable magnetic backing, USB-C cable, spray bottle, microfibre cloth and user manual.
Ages 4+ with adult supervision. Small parts; not for children under 3. An adult should handle charging.
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One little switch. A whole new way to see their art.
A wobbly dinosaur. A rainbow with extra stripes. A note that says “I love you”. The best part is what they choose to create.
Start with a tracing sheet or a blank canvas. Switch on the glow for the reveal, then make room for the next big idea.
For after-school doodles and little everyday surprises.
Less setup. More room for imagination.
Create here. Display there.
After charging, move the board to a favourite drawing spot. Unfold the stand to display a picture, a family note or a message made just for someone.
A timer that fits your plans
Choose when the light switches off, from 5 minutes to 12 hours. Set the glow to suit your space, then let their artwork take centre stage.
Wipe & start again
Set the timer
Gift a creative moment
Draw & trace
Choose your glow
A little inspiration for your first drawing
Start simple: trace a picture, add a name or draw something for everyone else to guess.
Make it personal: a desk sign, a birthday message or a note for someone you love.
Change your mind: wipe the drawing away when you are ready for a new idea.
Your Questions, Answered
The practical details that make choosing easier.
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It is a 16-inch reusable drawing board that illuminates marker drawings. Children can draw or trace; families can use it for games and messages. Suggested for ages 4+ with adult supervision. Small parts: not for children under 3.
First remove the protective film. Draw with the supplied markers, select a light effect and use the stand for display. To clean, lightly mist water, wait a moment and wipe gently with the soft cloth. Keep water away from electrical parts; do not immerse the board or use abrasive cleaners.
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Choose from 9 light effects and 3 brightness levels. The auto-off timer ranges from 5 minutes to 12 hours. Light effects are separate from the 6 included marker colours. Use the supplied liquid chalk markers or compatible erasable markers for acrylic; avoid permanent markers.
Charge with the supplied USB-C cable; an adult should handle charging. The board can then light up without remaining plugged in. Battery duration varies with brightness and light effect. There is no app, Wi-Fi connection or subscription to set up.
1. Prepare your canvas
Charge the board and peel off the protective film before the first drawing.
2. Draw. Then light it up.
Trace a favourite picture or invent something new. Choose a glow for the reveal.
3. Put their art on display
Unfold the stand to show off the artwork. Set the auto-off timer if you wish.
And when inspiration changes…
Lightly mist, wait and wipe with the cloth. A fresh canvas for another day.
Customer Reviews
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We made a silly family portrait first and the light-up reveal was the fun part. A lovely activity to do together at the table.
We made a silly family portrait first and the light-up reveal was the fun part. A lovely activity to do together at the table.
We made a silly family portrait first and the light-up reveal was the fun part. A lovely activity to do together at the table.
We made a silly family portrait first and the light-up reveal was the fun part. A lovely activity to do together at the table.
The timer is a useful extra when we leave a drawing on display. I like being able to choose when the light goes off.
We use it for little notes as well as drawings. A funny message on the kitchen table makes an ordinary morning a bit more cheerful.
We started with a challenge to draw everyone in the family. The results were very funny and it gave the gift a personal first use.
I keep the supplied markers in one place with the board. An adult helping with setup and cleanup makes it easier with younger children.
We made a silly family portrait first and the light-up reveal was the fun part. A lovely activity to do together at the table.
We made a silly family portrait first and the light-up reveal was the fun part. A lovely activity to do together at the table.
We made a silly family portrait first and the light-up reveal was the fun part. A lovely activity to do together at the table.
We made a silly family portrait first and the light-up reveal was the fun part. A lovely activity to do together at the table.
I keep the cloth beside the board so cleanup is part of the activity. A little water and a gentle wipe, then we can change the picture.
2e took turns drawing something for everyone else to guess. A simple game, but it made a nice change for our family evening.
We photograph the drawings we want to keep before wiping the board. That way there is room for a new idea without losing the favourites.
We made a welcome sign for a birthday, then changed it back to a drawing afterwards. I like that it has more than one use.
We made a silly family portrait first and the light-up reveal was the fun part. A lovely activity to do together at the table.
We made a silly family portrait first and the light-up reveal was the fun part. A lovely activity to do together at the table.
We made a silly family portrait first and the light-up reveal was the fun part. A lovely activity to do together at the table.
My daughter chose to draw a rainbow and write her name underneath. It is nice having something she can create herself and then display.
I chose this as a birthday gift for a child who already loves drawing. I charged it first so we could try a picture together.
I like being able to move the finished drawing to another room after charging. I still check the battery before setting up an activity.
I prefer a lower brightness for displaying a message. It is useful having a choice rather than a single light setting.
We made a silly family portrait first and the light-up reveal was the fun part. A lovely activity to do together at the table.
We made a silly family portrait first and the light-up reveal was the fun part. A lovely activity to do together at the table.
We made a silly family portrait first and the light-up reveal was the fun part. A lovely activity to do together at the table.
the tracing sheets gave us a starting point when we could not think of what to draw. We added our own little details afterwards.
The tracing part was a good place to begin. We turned the finished picture into a little story, with plenty of help from a grown-up.
The built-in stand is handy once the drawing is finished. My child likes having the picture facing out on the desk.
This would make a lovely Christmas activity for a child who enjoys crafts. I would set it up in advance and let them choose the first drawing.
The gift is the board. The magic is what they make.
Wrap up an invitation to create this Christmas, or make a birthday a little brighter. From the first glowing doodle to a message made just for you, there is always another idea to try.
