A menu pops up, listing editing commands. To edit a group of shapes, draw a circle around them, then stop and hold the mouse button. The same editing menu pops up. Filing and Windows. Shapes are created by simply drawing.
Conventional programs distract the artist with toolbars, menus, and complex procedures.
Sketch lets artists concentrate on their art, drawing just as they would on paper, but the Sketched drawing is neat, aligned, and editable. Sketch's menus are unusual. To select one of these operations, point the mouse at it, and then release the mouse button. This sounds complex, but all menus work this way. As a result, pie menus are faster and more reliable than conventional linear menus.