The Crayola Color Wonder Magic Light Brush is a fun and mess-free art kit for kids that uses special paper and paints to create colorful, mess-free artwork. The set includes 6 paints, 18 sheets, and a light-up brush that indicates the color of the clear paints. This paint set is perfect for children who want to create their masterpieces without mess.
The Magic Light Brush 2.0 Paint Set is a great gift for kids, as it allows them to choose from six classic Color Wonder paints that start clear but magically appear in heat-sensitive paint, also known as thermochromic paint. The paint brush stays lit briefly after dipping, and the color appears on the paper as you paint.
Magic painting is a fun and creative activity that involves mixing water and paint, with each clear paint in the paint tray being picked up by the wet brush marker. When applied to the paper, the brush tip stays illuminated for approximately 10 seconds. If the set has paint pads, the handle lights up.
The set up is easy: insert the batteries, turn it on, and put the magic paint brush on the paper. The paint pods all look clear, but magically reveal a color as kids paint on the special paper. This makes the set a great addition to any child’s coloring book or art project.
In summary, the Crayola Color Wonder Magic Light Brush is a fun and mess-free art kit that allows children to create colorful, mess-free artwork using special paper and paints. It is a great gift for kids and parents alike, providing a fun and creative way to learn about color and texture.
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It’s magical! The Magic Light Brush knows what color you are using and magically reveals the color of clear Color Wonder paint!
I think…I’m not 100% sure about this. But I think there’s probably a chip in the lid of each paint, then when the brush goes near the chip it reads it and knows which color to change to…..I think. For the paint it’s just each paint has a certain chemical in it and the paper reacts differently for each color because of the chemical. Don’t hold me against any of that =P
Nop, I called some friends and my father since they know a little bit more than I do about these things and this is what they told me: What you choose is not the color but the way the special paper will react. For instance, if you choose green, this will affect the special paper that comes with the product and will turn green… something like that ^^. I have no more details on how that light influences the paper or if there’s any kind of substance on the color pots… =(( HAhahaa see u later:)