Floating hand-drawn worlds in a navy night sky

Original story world

The Legends of Inkoria

What happens when Merlin discovers his childhood sketchbook and accidentally brings it to life?

Every doodle Becomes a destination.

Story overview

Every scribble tells a story.

Hand-drawn worlds

Welcome to The Legends of Inkoria, an infinite galaxy where every doodle becomes a destination, every scribble tells a story, and imagination is the most powerful magic of all. Across hand-drawn worlds, characters face adventures that are as meaningful as they are magical. Each story is designed to explore courage, honesty, empathy, resilience, and creativity without losing the wonder that makes young readers want to turn the page.

Merlin

A sketchbook that would not stay on the page.

Merlin kept a childhood sketchbook of doodles — hills, moons, and a little knight with a lined-paper head. When the drawings refused to stay on the page, Sir Scribbles-A-Lot was the first to step into the world. Imagination is not decoration here. It is the most powerful magic of all.

Merlin watches a glowing tower rise from the sketchbook, as a small doodle holds a spark of light

The story world

Built for wonder.

  1. 01

    Imagination as Power

    Creativity is not decoration in Inkoria. It is the force that brings entire worlds to life.

  2. 02

    Character Through Adventure

    Courage, honesty, empathy, resilience, and creativity emerge through choices, challenges, and discovery.

  3. 03

    Worlds Without Limits

    A growing galaxy of hand-drawn places makes room for new characters, stories, and possibilities.

  4. 04

    Wonder for Young Readers

    Accessible stories meet children where they are and invite them somewhere extraordinary.

Original intellectual property

A story world designed to grow with its readers and expand with every new line on the page.
Sir Scribbles-A-Lot, the lined-paper knight of Inkoria

The first traveler

Sir Scribbles-A-Lot

Small of stature, large of heart. The first legend follows a hero children can cheer for — a reminder that even the smallest person can make a very big difference, and that sometimes all you need is the courage to try.