Acrylic Tracing Board with Adjustable Brightness, Waterproof Drawing Board for Sketching and Animation

Acrylic Drawing Board for Tracing and Sketching A compact, portable tracing board that uses your phone or tablet as a light source to project images for copying and sketching. Designed for hobbyists, students, and professionals in the animation and illustration fields. Key features Material: Clear acrylic for smooth, even reflection. Size and weight: Approximate dimensions 20 x 13.5 x 0.2 cm (7.9 x 5.3 x 0.08 in); weight about 172 g for easy handling and transport. Dimming method: Adjust brightness by changing the screen brightness on your phone or tablet to control contrast and visibility. Waterproof rating: IP65 rated for resistance to water splashes and light dust exposure. Surface compatibility: Works with paper, white cloth, nonwoven fabrics, graffiti surfaces, and materials used in animation work. Benefits Simplifies tracing and image transfer by reflecting a clear outline from your device onto paper or fabric. Portable and lightweight for use at home, in class, or on location. Brightness control via device makes it easy to adapt for different lighting conditions and surface types. Helps develop drawing skills and handeye coordination through repeated practice using projected guides. Typical use scenarios Animation and illustration: Trace character poses or background elements from reference images to speed up the sketching process. Fabric and craft work: Transfer simple designs onto white cloth or nonwoven fabric for further painting or embroidery. Learning and practice: Assist beginners and students with sketching exercises by projecting reference lines for tracing. What you get 1 x Drawing board 5 x Brackets to support the board and set height 1 x Manual How to use 1. Choose a photo on your phone or tablet. 2. Optionally convert the photo to a sketchstyle line drawing with conversion software. 3. Mirror the image on your device if you need a nonreversed final result. 4. Place the phone or tablet flat on a table and use two brackets to support the acrylic board so the board sits between the device and the paper. Position the device on one side and the drawing paper on the other. 5. Adjust device brightness to achieve the desired projection contrast. 6. Trace the projected image onto your paper or fabric. Notes For results, use contrast line images or convert color images into simplified sketches. Mirroring is when the final orientation must match the original image exactly. This drawing board provides a straightforward, lowtech way to project and trace images using devices you already own, suitable for a range of creative and educational applications.