Marvibs Magic Drawing Board is a unique and innovative toy that brings the joy of drawing and creativity to children of all ages. This drawing board is designed to stimulate children's imagination and artistic expression while providing a mess-free and hassle-free experience. The Magic Drawing Board comes with a special stylus that allows children to draw on the board without any ink or paper. They can simply glide the stylus across the surface of the board, and it will leave behind colorful traces that mimic the effect of drawing with a marker or crayon. The board itself is made of a special material that reacts to the pressure of the stylus, creating a vibrant and satisfying drawing experience. One of the greatest features of the Magic Drawing Board is its erasability.

Unity Vivi and the Magic Island [Nov-2022 Build] [X-Rabbit]

If anything,
I really wish the devs would've compiled all of these. 'updates' . into one already with a highly-valuable gallery system.
My first taste was from 3-years ago [Oct-3rd 2020] - I really loved that one scene in a village.

a3m5k7ii

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Hi, long time lurker but I have the file of the new Rabi vs Goblins video and I figure it might be my time to give today

derakino999

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GagoBoboHentaiMaster

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AirAir017

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Hen tai

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does anyone know where to play the beta test or like can see the Update for free ? Cuz in Kemono Party didn't got updater from last march

azginkedyy

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does anyone know where to play the beta test or like can see the Update for free ? Cuz in Kemono Party didn't got updater from last march

Yuuuuuri

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zensei

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I wish xrabbit would actually start working on the game, It's been almost half a year without a meaningful update

WalkInDaDust

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Saw a yt video about introduction of the game, perhaps full ver is coming soon?

Sendboob

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Miniosprey

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does anyone know where to play the beta test or like can see the Update for free ? Cuz in Kemono Party didn't got updater from last march

Yeah apparently kemono can't update from fantia even they want to.. it's been 3 months and please let me know if there is some updates

Rabi and the magic island

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The magic island of Ambrym

The magic island of Ambrym

Having decided not to go any further north up the island chain, we set sail for the central island of Ambrym. This island has a lot to offer – 2 active volcano’s glowing the evening sky, the weird and wonderful Rom dance, master wood carver’s and black magic – quite a combo for kiwi’s on tour J

Ambrym owes its name to Captain Cook who anchored off the island in 1774. He received the warmest welcome possible which in these parts is being gifted a large yam – the staple and most revered vegetable of Vanuatu! When handing over the yam, the locals said “hamb rim” which translated means “here is a yam” – Cook recorded that as “Ambrym” and went on drawing charts of the area and the rest is history…..

The small inland village of Fanla is famous for celebrating the Rom dance in mid July and reportedly host a 2 day festival each year. Upon arrival a few days before it was due to start we heard that there was a “rumour” that the festival was cancelled this year. No-one however could say for sure and we knew other yachts who wanted to attend, so we decided to hike up into the hills to Fanla and find out what was going on.

Upon receiving directions of where to go (only took a wrong turn once which unfortunately meant climbing the steepest hill twice) – we were advised to wait at the first clearing in the village and ask someone to take us to the High Chief Bong. We smiled to ourselves and remembered in Pentecost arriving in Homo Bay and being taken to meet Chief Willie (this is all true) – what will the next Chief be called we wonder? Anywhoo – Chief Bong turned out to be a delightful elderly man – very powerful sorcerer they say – spoke no English – and took quite a shine to Carl.

Chief Bong had reconsidered and decided they would do a one day event – in three days time. As we have mentioned before – pigs – and their tusks particularly are extremely valuable in Vanuatu – a sign of great wealth and status – and we had never seen as many tusks on one man as Chief Bong had on the day.

On the day we had 9 boats in the anchorage and an excited bunch of cruisers keen to see what Fanla and Rom dancing was all about. The festivities took place in the “nassouri” a clearing behind the village where only the guests (us) and men of the village were allowed to be. The whole village turned out to watch, but women and children lined the “fence-line” and watched from the side-lines. There are drums throughout all of Vanuatu, but only on Ambrym are these slit drums - known as “Tam Tams” so large, ornately carved and uniquely playing in a vertical position. All other drums lie horizontally. Tam Tams are only played for the Rom dance and you can see them in the background below – it’s the very large coloured vertical “slit drum”.

They put together quite a programme for the day –starting with the village elders performing a “welcome dance”.

Moon Fiji

Minal Hajratwala first visited Fiji at age four, when she met her grandmothers for the first time and got a fishbone stuck in her foot. She returned numerous times, interviewing relatives and poring through archives to research her award-winning epic Leaving India: My Family's Journey from Five Villages to Five Continents. Called "incomparable" by Alice Walker and "searingly honest" by the Washington Post, the book won four literary awards in the United States. It opens with the story of her great-grandfather, who first migrated to Fiji in 1908.

For this edition of Moon Fiji, she was delighted to scout out local hotspots, talent, and natural beauty, underwater as well as above ground, as a PADI-certified diver. Having traveled to islands all over the world, from the Philippines to the Seychelles to the Bahamas, Minal finds that despite threats from climate change and globalization, Fiji remains one of the most welcoming and gorgeous places on earth.

A graduate of Stanford University, Minal is the author of a critically acclaimed poetry book, Bountiful Instructions for Enlightenment, and editor of the groundbreaking anthology Out! Stories from the New Queer India. She is the recipient of several writing awards including a professional fellowship at the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism and a Fulbright senior fellowship to India. She is a co-founder of The (Great) Indian Poetry Collective. She lives in California, where she coaches writers, teaches, and lectures widely through her Write Like a Unicorn enterprise.

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One of the greatest features of the Magic Drawing Board is its erasability. Unlike traditional paper and crayons, the drawings made on the board can be easily erased with a simple swipe of the hand or the attached eraser. This not only promotes a clean and mess-free artistic process but also encourages children to explore and experiment with different ideas and designs, knowing that they can easily start over if they are not satisfied with the results.

The Magic Drawing Board is also portable and lightweight, making it an ideal on-the-go entertainment for children during long car rides, flights, or other travel situations. Its compact design and sturdy construction ensure that it can withstand rough handling and be easily carried around without any damage. In addition to the drawing board itself, Marvibs also offers various accessories and add-ons that further enhance the drawing experience. These include special stencils that allow children to create intricate and detailed designs, as well as themed drawing sets that come with pre-drawn templates for coloring and decoration. Overall, Marvibs Magic Drawing Board is a fantastic toy that promotes creativity, artistic expression, and imagination in children. Its mess-free and erasable features make it a practical and convenient choice for parents, while its vibrant colors and smooth drawing experience make it a delight for children of all ages..

Reviews for "Marvibs Magic Drawing Board: The Multifunctional Art Tool"

1. Sarah - 2/5 stars: The Marvibs magic drawing board was a big disappointment for me. The advertised "magic" aspect of the board was nothing more than a cheap parlor trick. The drawings did not come to life as promised, and instead I was left with smudged, half-formed images. The overall construction of the board was also poor, with flimsy materials that didn't hold up well to regular use. I would not recommend this product to anyone looking for a true magical drawing experience.

2. John - 1/5 stars: I cannot believe I wasted my money on the Marvibs magic drawing board. It was supposed to be a fun and interactive toy, but it turned out to be a total dud. The drawings barely showed up on the board, and even when they did, they didn't look anything like what I had drawn. The concept of a magic drawing board is great, but this particular product fell way short of my expectations. Save your money and look for something better.

3. Emma - 2/5 stars: I bought the Marvibs magic drawing board for my child, hoping it would be a fun and entertaining toy. Unfortunately, it failed to impress both of us. The drawings didn't come out as clearly as shown in the advertisements, and my child quickly lost interest in the toy. Additionally, the board itself was quite flimsy and didn't hold up well to regular use. Overall, I was disappointed with the quality and performance of this product. I would recommend looking for alternative options in the market.

Reimagining the Classroom with Marvibs Magic Drawing Board