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The 45 minutes between "I'm bored" and dinner — solved.
Draw. Warm it. Watch it rise. Then let them touch what they made.
Draw your design. Thicker lines rise higher, so press a little longer where you want more height.
Let the ink dry for 5–10 minutes before adding any heat. Nearly every "it didn't puff" story starts here. Set a timer if you have to.
A normal household hairdryer on medium heat, about 15 cm away, for 20–30 seconds. Keep it moving. No heat gun, no oven, no iron.
The lines rise into raised, textured relief. Let it cool for a minute before handling.
One stroke turns flat artwork into raised, sculptural relief. From soft petals to bold brush lines, every detail gains real height and texture — everyday drawings that look and feel like gallery pieces.
Your favorite paintings become something you can actually touch.
Draw. Create. Feel your art.


Turn your walls into personal, tactile art.
It works — but only if the ink dries first. Five to ten minutes, then heat. Nearly every "it didn't puff" story comes from heating wet ink. If yours doesn't rise after a proper dry and 30 seconds of heat, tell us and we'll refund you. You keep the set.
An ordinary hairdryer on medium, 15 cm away, 20–30 seconds. Nothing else needed.
Not at those settings. A hairdryer on medium doesn't get near paper's ignition point. Don't substitute a heat gun.
Drawing from 3. The heating step from 8, with an adult there — or just do that part yourself. Most families find the child draws and the grown-up runs the hairdryer, and that turns out to be the fun part.
Six pens, and they draw on anything. There is no consumable pad to replace.
Fifteen days. Tell us and we refund you — and we don't ask you to post anything back.
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7–14 days, tracked, with no customs fees or taxes to pay on delivery.
Not the right thing? Send it back within 15 days.
Write to us about the drying time, the heat step or anything else, and you get a straight answer — usually within a working day.