Pictionary Sketchbook x Inktober
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GET A DRAWING
HEAD START GET A DRAWING
HEAD START

PICTIONARY SKETCHBOOK SERIES

We’re adding more creativity to your favorite drawing game. Get a head start on your doodles with original designs from outstanding contemporary artists.

$50

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THE INKTOBER CHALLENGE

THE INKTOBER CHALLENGE

Jake Parker started Inktober in 2009 to help others develop positive drawing habits. We couldn’t help but see a perfect fit for our beloved Pictionary.
Jake Parker started Inktober in 2009 to help others develop positive drawing habits. We couldn’t help but see a perfect fit for our beloved Pictionary.

HOW TO PLAY

There are 25 Jake Parker drawings for you to use as a starting point. Sketch your clue on top of the attached clear acrylic sheet, then wipe it clean each round.
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WHAT’S INCLUDED

Our first Sketchbook edition also comes with three dry erase liquid chalk markers, 112 clue cards, a black sand timer, and two score trackers.
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ARTIST JAKE PARKER

“I was a 10-year-old who LOVED to draw when Pictionary first came out. Ironically, I always made my team lose because I spent too much time drawing overly detailed pictures!”
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CREATIVITY IN COMMON

CREATIVITY IN COMMON

“Inktober is the challenge of drawing a creative idea based on a daily prompt. It leans more towards imagination and problem solving rather than brute drawing force. Pictionary is very much in harmony with that.”
“Inktober is the challenge of drawing a creative idea based on a daily prompt. It leans more towards imagination and problem solving rather than brute drawing force. Pictionary is very much in harmony with that.”
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KEYS TO SUCCESS

KEYS TO SUCCESS

“I think Pictionary and Inktober favor the person who thinks creatively, regardless of their drawing ability. I also think the best artists are the ones having fun with it.”
“I think Pictionary and Inktober favor the person who thinks creatively, regardless of their drawing ability. I also think the best artists are the ones having fun with it.”
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