
Color It. Add Water. Watch It Puff Into 3D.
Regular coloring can lose its excitement fast. This hands-on art activity adds a fun transformation kids can see and feel, turning simple designs into soft, raised creations.
From Flat Coloring to 3D Fun They Will Want to Finish.
Give kids more than another page to color. The transformation at the end adds an extra payoff and makes the finished creation feel worth showing off.
Creative Projects That Do Not Have to End Up in a Drawer.
Finished creations can become room decorations, little keepsakes, handmade gifts, charms, or colorful pieces kids can proudly display.
Four Easy Steps From Blank Shape to Finished 3D Art.
No complicated craft setup. Draw, color, add water, and enjoy the finished raised effect.
Draw. Color. Add Water. Finish Your Creation.
Four simple hands-on steps from your first line to your finished puffy artwork.
Draw your favorite character, animal, shape, or pattern and make the idea completely your own.
Color the design with the shades you love and add your own little details.
Use the water pen to brush water over the artwork and watch the surface begin to rise and puff up.
Once the artwork has fully puffed up, trim around the edges and enjoy your finished one-of-a-kind creation.
Colorful, Tactile, Hands On Fun.
Drawing, coloring, water activation, texture, and the final result give kids multiple reasons to stay involved in the creative process.
Good to Know.
Follow the included instructions for the best water activated result.
How does the 3D effect work?
Draw and color your design first, then add water as directed. The surface develops a raised texture that gives the finished artwork more dimension.
Can kids create their own designs?
Yes. They can create animals, characters, shapes, food designs, decorations, and other ideas using their own imagination.
What can we do with the finished pieces?
Depending on the shape, finished projects can be displayed, kept as creative keepsakes, given as handmade gifts, or used as decorative charms.
Does it require heat or batteries?
No. Follow the instructions supplied with the set and use the included materials as directed.
When should I add darker outlines and details?
For darker outlines and fine details, wait until the water-activated surface is almost dry before drawing them. This helps reduce smudging and color bleeding for a cleaner finished look.
Will the artwork stay just as puffy after it dries?
The raised effect is most noticeable right after water activation. As the artwork fully dries, it may settle slightly and look a little less puffy than it did at first. This is a normal part of the drying process.
See What Little Artists Are Creating
Give Coloring Time a More Exciting Finish.
Draw it, color it, activate it with water, and turn a simple idea into colorful raised art kids can proudly keep.