Hello I am the moderator over at SkyScraper City's Scale Models section and we use MS Paint for everything we do in designing templates for paper model skyscrapers. For example, the Comcast Center in Philadelphia. 
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Hello to all, I come from a windows background and am very familiar with the simple 'paint' application; I am searching for an equivalent app for my Mac. I have downloaded [free] 'paintbrush for Mac' from the internet but find that it does not have the tools which MS Paint has, and more importantly, I can work only with 2 colors.white an black. Can anyone point out to me any free download that allows me to work in color too? FYI I do have Adobe photoshop but feel uncomfortable in trying to learn it! A personal 'irrational' dislike! IMac, Mac OS X (10.7.4), garage band, FCPX:10.0.5 version Posted on Oct 16, 2012 4:33 AM. Somanna wrote: Thanks for your reply.
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You have given the correct instruction as to how one can add color in paintbrush. However, I feel [I have not experimented fully yet with this] that it does not allow one to draw straight lines [shift>drag]. I have used Microsoft's Paint to draw diagrams to scale. If there are ways to get this feature of drawing straight lines in this app, please let me know. [Shift > drag] + the Straight-line button results in straight lines which are limited to fixed angles. Oct 16, 2012 8:17 AM.
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'This has layers in them [something which Photoshop also has and I am afraid of!] ' Why are you afraid of applications that use layers? Layers are one of the easier concepts of both drawing and painting apps to understand and use. Think of layers as multiple sheet of clear paper or thin sheets of clear plastic that you can draw or paint on. You can build up a drawing or painting by putting different elements on different layers. If you want to alter elements on a layer only that layer gets affected. If you don't alike what you did on a layer, you can erase an entire layer and start drawing or painting on that layer, again, or delete the layer entirely.