Lifelines FlowArt Activity Pad, 2-Pack - Guided Dot Art Meditations with Markers – Dot-Pop and Pogo-Dot Coloring Books for Teens, Adults & Seniors

This is a great product! The designs are fun and engaging. I have used this calm coloring set to while taking a break from work or when I am taking a mindful minute at home. I have found this to be a a relaxing way to pass time and it provides a calming release from everyday thoughts. The products are well made and easy to use. The markers include vibrant colors and do not bleed through the paper. I would recommend this product!

The books are great quality and I enjoy being able to mindlessly work on them while watching TV or listening to an audiobook. They are great for keeping my hands busy. My only complaint is how difficult it was to take the caps off the markers the first time, and I wish each book came with different colors so I could have more variety.

I absolutely love these FlowArt pads! They are so meditative and relaxing! The fact the markers attach to the back as well is so smart! The pad is so easy to bring on the go. These will be perfect to do on our upcoming trips on the plane! Also a great way to unwind after a long day of work. I will definitely be gifting these to all my friends and family!

Nicely packaged and great concept, but the pens are insanely hard to open, I could barely even open them with my teeth. The markers also weren’t shaped perfect so they didn’t come out as perfect shapes. Not a huge deal, but end product won’t look at “clean cut”. Still a nice activity for relaxing.

This kind of art is a unique concept. My first interest that caught my eye was that UV light was being used to create something and I just had to get this kit and find out.In this kit there are two books and two sets of marker pens and cartridges. The colors, with each book, are the same five pastel colors: blue, green, yellow, orange, pink. To think about it these pastel colors have three primary colors (in pastel not true) blue, yellow, and pink; and two secondary colors (also in pastel not true) green and orange.The UV light is in a pen like case. It has the light and the cartridges that are interchangeable into this pen. There is no instructions on what happens with the UV light when the internal battery uses up all its energy nor does it mention its energy source at all. So only time will tell when the UV light will die out.The markers are in a cartridge format, meaning the ink is in a stick with a plug that goes into the pen. I do find the pen a bit bulky when I use it. I have small hands so the thickness of the pen makes it uncomfortable for me. Also, there is no smell of the ink.Now the instructions on the back of the drawing pad insert did not mention how to change the cartridges. Only that you can change them. So I tried and tried and tried with no success. So I went to the product web page and in the product descriptions it had the instructions on how to do it. It was simple, very simple, once the information was given I had no more problems. It was just a matter of pushing the button on the pen hard enough to release the cartridge internally, and then put the new cartridge in.Be careful not to try to pull out the cartridge without ejecting it with the button first as the tip of the cartridge marker will break.The papers are amazing. Each paper has something (unidentifiable) on the page. Once you open the marker pen by taking off the cap and putting in on the back of the pen the UV light will turn on. You cannot see it very well unless the the drawing area is semi-dark, meaning no direct light shining above the work space. The darker the better as the UV light shows hidden shapes to color with the marker.The philosophy of this kit is to help with our mood and calmness. All-in-all this is a unique drawing kit and I do recommend it for adults who could use a unique way to heighten their creativity while relaxing.Without a way to recharge the battery I feel the cost is a bit too much.

Love this double pack! An adult version for a quick art on the go or to escape work stress during break. One pad it’s like a coloring book but sophisticated and the other one is shape dot art. The markers have a reusable holder on the cover. Elegant markers.

These are well-made activity pads. I love that the markers can detach and reattach to the back of the pad so you can carry them with you, but not have them in the way when you are working on a page. The two sets are made a little differently. One has the Color-Changing Guide on the Reusable Protective Sheet that is attached to the book. The other does not. They both have it on the outer wrapping, which would get thrown away, so you would not have the Color-Changing Guide for the 2nd one (the Dot-Pop). I cut them out and stuck them in with the markers so I would still have it without having to hold onto all of the wrapping.The markers don't work exactly as I expected them to. For instance, the Dot-Pop aren't simply: press lightly for a small dot, press harder for a big dot. You can't do that and expect it to fill up the circles...you have to make multiple dots to fill up the large circle, so don't expect perfection. And when making any dots, it's not always to see where you are lined up, so again, dots will be off.I have finished my first page of the Pogo-Dot book and I found that it is a much quicker activity than the Dot-Pop. I've been working on the Dot-Pop over several days a little at a time, so I think you get more bang-for-your-buck in terms of time spent with that book. But if you are looking for an express-project, the Pogo-Dot is quicker and more manageable if you want to feel the ahhhhh of completing something in a quicker time period.The caps for the markers are a bit short. I've marked up my hands quite a bit from trying to pull the caps off. Changing the colors into the base pen in each set is easy. Though I don't think the color-changing pens work as well as they should - some of the colors make it really hard to see any difference after using the white pen.Overall, a great set, but not perfect. However, it's great for meditating and going with the flow...embrace the imperfections.