The sky can be bubblegum colored and horses can be bluish-orangey-green. For kids, imagination comes in all sorts of colors — most of which aren't in a box set.
Thirty-seven years ago, Tina — an enterprising full-time mom and part-time preschool teacher — never shied away from getting out the paints and messy art materials. But she noticed that when it came to creative playtime, she was the exception, not the rule. So she invented a new, mess-free way for kids to dip into all the colors of their imagination: a special dot paint applicator.
Children could layer and blend colors like never before — fill big spaces, make shapes, create textures. Kids loved the new art medium. Parents and teachers loved the finished projects, and the easy setup and cleanup even more.