The napkin sketch. We hear about it a lot when we talk about design innovation. Despite sophisticated design tools, many great ideas still start as scratchings on a diner or barroom napkin–the nearest tool available when inspiration came.
But napkins have their drawbacks. They tear, they fade, they don’t really help you draw curves.
Those drawbacks are especially obvious when you see what Creo Sketch can do: It’s made for the moments when you’re more of a visionary than a technician. It costs less than most napkins, it’s FREE to download and use, includes freehand drawing tools, and doesn’t require any special CAD expertise to use.
In this quick demo, Paul Sagar shows how to
- Sketch a freehand object in pencil.
- Overlay rough curves with smooth, adjustable curves.
- Use curves for masks, as he airbrushes color onto his object.
- Add highlights and strategic erasing.
One more better-than-napkin characteristic of Creo Sketch: You can load the sketch or artwork into your other Creo apps when your idea graduates to the next level. Use it for starting 2D drawings and 3D models.
Creo Sketch, our sketching software for concept design, is available now, download your copy at www.ptc.com/go/sketch









7 Comments
Awsome program. Thanks guys.still room for improvement but for the first release its cool.
But can you use it on an iPad?
Hi Gary,
We’re continously evaluating the need to support various hardware platforms, including the Mac OS.
Future product plans include supporting Creo Sketch and other PTC apps for viewing product content (Arbortext and Windchill information) on Apple products.
PTC continuously evaluates the need to support various hardware platforms, including the Mac OS. Details on other Creo apps will be available in the future.
As always, as we are talking about future plans, future plans are subject to change at PTC’s discretion.
Best Regards,
Geoff Hedges
Pleeeeeaaase make Creo 2.0 for OSX!!!!
There is no good 3D for the mac and I think your software would be just perfect!
regards
We’re starting to roll out apps for apple, Creo Sketch is now available on the Mac (get the link from Steve), plus here’s a post of some of the things we said about a year ago….
http://creo.ptc.com/2011/02/11/creo-on-your-apple-the-unofficial-answer/
My understanding is that in the next couple of releases, more apps will appear on the Mac platform.
Thanks
Lindsey
quick,clean and precise- !
A Mac/iPad version would be wonderful. As in awesome.