Once upon a time, a set of unassuming parents were taught how to reach their child’s insatiable curiosity through tactile art. The parents searched high and low for the best tactile drawing board in the land. Finding none that would suffice, a contest was held in the village to draw out the best components that could be found for their child who learned through touch.
Many villagers entered drawing boards into the contest that were close to full access, but resources were limited, and special paper to create tactile art was scarce. It was decided that a soirée would be held to see if it was possible to join the best of each component, in order to find a fitting tactile drawing board fit to satisfy the young artist’s tactile curiosity.
The soirée was one that will live on history, because it was when the oldest and most simple drawing board named Screenie Bo met the young Red Artsy Kit, who was new in town. When they met, it was love at first touch, and the two were inseparable from that point on. They decided to join in union and hyphenated their names.
In time, Screenie Bo-Red Artsy Kit adopted a litter of 24 crayons to their family, bringing color and endless tactile delight to all the tactile artists who used them forevermore.
To obtain your very own Screenie Bo-Red Artsy Kit for the tactile artist in your life, see below to order.
Once upon a time, a set of unassuming parents were taught how to reach their child’s insatiable curiosity through tactile art. The parents searched high and low for the best tactile drawing board in the land. Finding none that would suffice, a contest was held in the village to draw out the best components that could be found for their child who learned through touch.
Many villagers entered drawing boards into the contest that were close to full access, but resources were limited, and special paper to create tactile art was scarce. It was decided that a soirée would be held to see if it was possible to join the best of each component, in order to find a fitting tactile drawing board fit to satisfy the young artist’s tactile curiosity.
The soirée was one that will live on history, because it was when the oldest and most simple drawing board named Screenie Bo met the young Red Artsy Kit, who was new in town. When they met, it was love at first touch, and the two were inseparable from that point on. They decided to join in union and hyphenated their names.
In time, Screenie Bo-Red Artsy Kit adopted a litter of 24 crayons to their family, bringing color and endless tactile delight to all the tactile artists who used them forevermore.
To obtain your very own Screenie Bo-Red Artsy Kit for the tactile artist in your life, see below to order.
