Best lightweight (simple), drawing tool?

[Bert Bates]

For heavy lifting I use InDesign. A long time ago I dabbled with Omnigraffle.

Any suggestions for a nice, cheap, easy, napkin drawing, sort of app? About the only thing essential is the ability to export drawings to formats like .pdf.

[Bear Bibeault]

Why not OmniGraffle?

[Bert Bates]

Why not indeed - it's high on my list, just looking for other ideas...

[Pauline McNamara]

Bert Bates wrote:
Any suggestions for a nice, cheap, easy, napkin drawing, sort of app? About the only thing essential is the ability to export drawings to formats like .pdf.

Would a napkin, a pen, and a photo work? (Seriously)


Are there iphone/touch apps that let you make and save sketches via the touch screen? That's what I would love to have a Mac tablet for.


PS
For some simple diagrams recently I used Open Office 3.0's Draw. Export to pdf is built in (though you could do that with any print dialogue, right?). It's quick and intuitive. And quite free.

[Mark Spritzler]

What about gimp?

Also I use a product calls Fish something

http://www.marcofolio.net/features/top_15_free_mac_apps_for_graphic_designers.html

Ah it is called Seashore, I love the simplicity for what I do, and it still has layers too. All the graphics I have on my http://spritzlerapps.weebly.com I made from this app

Boy do I love Macs.

Mark

[Ulf Dittmer]

Maybe Opacity: http://likethought.com/opacity/

[Celso Dantas]

I user Pixelmator and I think it's really good.

You should try it.

[Anuj Rathi]

You should try skitch.
http://plasq.com/skitch