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Pick and Draw {Review}

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We recently got a chance to review Rich Davis’ Pick and Draw, the “one-of-a-kind drawing game that teaches you how to make very creative cartoon faces.” 

We pulled it out to played together as a family.  However, this game would work great in a writing center as well. Just have the kids draw one character and then create a story about them.   Not only that, but it can be used with your home devotions or in your Sunday School class with Rich Davis’ free download: 10 Heart Messages.

A Little Info About Pick and Draw…
Learn to draw cartoons the fun way!

  • It is a deck of cards.
  • The game uses mainly simple shapes to guide you through drawing a unique character face.
  • It can be played by one person or by any group number.
  • Comes in a hard case and includes a sheet of character questions.

It just cost $10.  Although, for November and December, they are offering a special discount. Buy the first game at regular price ($10) and every game after that is only $8.  It would make a great STOCKING STUFFER or even Teacher Gift!!

So, here is our honest opinion of the game.

Plus(es):

  • Easy to Use – My son could, at just nearly four years old, draw a character following the simple shapes step-by-step. Sure the faces looked a bit rough, but it was super easy.  (Give it a try online.)
  • Great for ALL ages – My son enjoyed the game, even though he struggles with drawing the actual shapes. It also helped instill some confidence in him. My husband and I also enjoyed creating our characters.  
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Wish(es):

  • More Character Questions – We took the game in our own direction and made up a story about our characters popcorn style. But we thought it would be fun to have a stack of question cards that you could pick from that kept the creativity going. “What’s your character’s favorite vacation spot?” “What does your character do for a living?” The possibilities are endless. 

Overall, this is a quality game that kids and adults will enjoy! It works great for a family night activity and can easily be brought into the classroom. To top it off, the price is right.  I highly recommend adding Pick and Draw to your game collection. 

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Review Disclosure:  The featured product for this review was provided to us at no cost, by Pick and Draw for the sole purpose of product testing.  All opinions expressed are our own.

November 19, 2011 2 Comments (Filed Under: Reviews )

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  1. Joella says

    December 17, 2012 at

    This game looks fun.

    Reply
  2. Giggly Girls says

    December 17, 2012 at

    This is one of our favorite games.  So much fun.

    Reply

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