sketchbook

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His gender is paper, he is Genderless, that is, he and she can be. Likes: Becoming creative, showing people how to be creative, having people follow his ideas of creativity. Dislikes: When people come up with their own ideas, blood (maybe), the color green

This is a sketchbook with several pages. The main page is white with black lines for eyebrows, a mouth, and two round eyes. During various scenes, the appearance of the sketchbook changes when a new page is turned. This includes multi-colored hair that looks like paper cut into fine waves most often found on one page, and on the next page with a light bulb, a page with a brain and the word time (with the "I" replaced by a clock), a page with leaves and sticks, a page with a realistic heart, and a page with a picture of rain.

Sketchbook ruins your painting if you do it its way. Sketchbook claims to teach people to be creative, but seems to be quite hypocritical about it. For example, when you offer to draw what you want, it pours ink on what you were drawing saying {Wow, friend, you might need to slow down} and then pauses before changing the subject. If you say your favorite color is green, Sketchbook will respond {Green is not a creative color} because it puts a black "X" over the word. It seems to like to pour out some black, incomprehensible liquid quite often. It also has a British accent and is proud.