Wednesday, July 23, 2008 7:50 AM PDT
Sometimes you just need to doodle, to be creative and make a little art without the complications of Illustrator or the mess of Crayolas. Atebites' Scribbles 1.2.1 allows both kids and adults to do just that, with a fresh approach to drawing that combines a simple interface with clever design.
The tools are limited--you choose from 12 resizable paintbrushes and the entire color spectrum--but satisfying to wield. The 3-D interface allows you to flit between layers, and the canvas is as big as your imagination lets it be.
Image quality is always high with Scribbles, where you can zoom and adjust your image as much as you like without your image getting pixilated.
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