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Spatial augmented reality (SAR) promises the integration of digital information in the real (physical) world through projection. In this doctoral symposium paper, I propose different tools to improve speed or ease the drawing by projecting photos, virtual construction lines and interactive 3D scenes. After describing the tools, I explain some future challenges to explore such as the creation of tools which helps to create drawings that are "difficult" to achieve for a human being, but easy to do by a computer. Furthermore, I propose some insights for the creation of digital games and programs which can take full advantages of physical drawings.