Real ink rules
DrawSketchy works like the sketchbook you'd pass across a table — not like a drawing app.
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Start a book
Pick a cover, a paper stock, a page count — and one pen. That pen is the book’s pen: everyone who draws in it draws with the same ink, for the whole book. Like a real sketchbook, you commit to your materials.
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Take turns in ink
Share a link — no account needed to join — and pass the pen back and forth. There is no undo, no eraser, no deleting. Every line is a choice you make and live with, and that’s exactly what makes the drawing yours. You can even invite a guest star onto a single page while the rest of the book stays just yours.
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Sign it, date it, keep it
When a page feels done, anyone can propose finishing it. Everyone who drew signs — actual signatures, from their own devices — and picks the date together. A signed page is permanent: no more ink, ever. Publish it to the public Showcase if you’re proud, or keep it between you.