How to SCAN DRAWINGS to Your Computer and Color
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In this tutorial, I'll walk you through the process of scanning a traditional drawing, cleaning it up and then coloring it digitally. I'm using Photoshop in this example, but you can follow along with other art apps as well.
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i do both i love traditional i grew up using it but i find it easy to use digital
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traditional ....but now I'm learning digital art
Thanks for the tips... I needed this exact info. I sketch in pen then scan. Annmcmillanart on insta.
so for colored paper i would press color for the image type?
It's such a relief that you have a calm voice and get right to the point - I've tried so many tutorials where the artist tries to be whacky and funny and it just makes it harder to concentrate! This tutorial helped me immensely and I've subscribed because of it. Many thanks!
Bro...Thank u so much..u saved my life...when i scan my picture i usually end up having dust and it ruins my paint fill option...after seeing this video..i used the threshold option and NOW IT WORKS...THANK YOU
This is amazing! I have been looking for something like this for a long time, and youre so detailed and cover multiple methods! Amazing, thank you so much!
Again, an excellent tutorial. Clear and concise. Thank you Aaron.
Wow! Thank you so much for this! I've been scanning my artwork, and I learned a lot of helpful tips from this.
Glad you enjoyed the video!
@@aaronrutten Is there a way to get the drawings scanned into the computer faster, I know you can do pencil test with a video camera hooked up to the computer and tv paint, but when scanning, it would just be cool if there was a way to capture it quicker. I wonder if the profesional studios scan the drawings or have another method.
This has to be the best video I've come across about scanning art and colouring it digitally! Thanks!!
Those moving tentacles are scary! 😮
thank you aaron.
You're welcome, ramiz.
I learned a lot from this short video.
Thank you!!!
Yeah I really learned a lot. I've been using Photoshop for years and never knew any of this.
hi Aaron.... very informative video. I did not know about the overlay selection to clean up the black line art, that was very helpful. And I like the work around to avoid using the paint bucket tool to eliminate the ghosting around the black line art. I think Photoshop can pretty much do anything. I have an older Mustek large format scanner that I couldn't get to work any more because I was unable to get the proper drivers from the manufacturer. I solved that problem with a third party software and it works great again. I like it because of its scanning size.
It's great that there are 3rd party drivers that can do that. I remember back in the day, lack of updated drivers were usually what killed a good scanner.
I was almost ready to send this one to the recycling. Fortunately I found that software.
At some point after you first used the crop tool, the "background" layer turned into "layer"....How did that happen? I was following every step but that threw me off.
Great video!!
This was soooo informational. My Fiance' just got into Charcol drawings. Will the charcoal ruin the scanner glass?
I'm not an expert in scanning charcoal drawings, but I would imagine that you could spray it fit a fixer that would minimize the amount of debris on the scanner, but it still wouldn't be worth the risk since tiny particles can easily be magnified. Taking a good quality photo of the work would probably be a better way to go.
Aaron Rutten Very true, I definitely appreciate it. Keep up the awesome work.
please sir make a video on colour bending. since two weeks I'm learning digital art. it's so hard for me to bend colour. I already drew Gundam Robot but, I don't know how to get metal touch up for this.
i will appreciate your help.
Great idea. Will do!
Hi Aaron, awesome awesome tutorial! Nice and simple for pea-brains like me! I'm brand new to digital art and am hoping I can give my comic pages some color. I'm trying to translate all this into Krita talk though! How was it you were able to fill in with color without covering your black lines? I've been following your tutorial but somehow my color keeps going over my lines. What step did I miss? I apologize for the amateur talk, I pretty 'puter stupid!
if you figured it out please do let me know!! i can't find any tutorial of colouring using Krita :/
Great video. Ending is somewhat misleading tho. There is a way to scan the painting from scanning it part by part but as said, it's easier to just take a picture.
Thank you
Just wondering whether you used your mouse or had a stylus
I used a stylus, though you can color with a mouse quiye easily now: th-cam.com/video/DAwQ0qOwp9k/w-d-xo.html
When I scan my line drawings at 1200dpi the black lines are jagged. Is there a way to prevent this?
200 k coming !!!!!
What tablet are you using?
Could you use a printer to scan an inked drawing if you don't have a scanner?
Not unless the printer has a built in scanner. Some public facilities may have scanners. Like a library may have one for free or cheap use. Or you could take alot of your drawings all at once to someplace like Kinkos, a professional printing shop, and they should be able to do larger scale things as well.
But honestly taking a picture can work just as well if you are careful and make sure theres enough light and no shadows. I think taking a picture may even be superior to scanning for certain colors and maybe special glitter or metallic effects on the traditional art.
Hope that helps..
nice art how do you get inspiration
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Hi I am new to all this and I’m wanting to design new colors and styles for my high heel sneakers that I have patent trademarked and designed I’m wondering if I could hire you privately to teach me and help me do this thank you Casey
Hi Aaron. I have never used Photo shop before. What is that pen tool that you are using video? This is something that can be purchased and used with touch screen computers in Photo Shop? I am paying a friend to illustrate a Children's book. She is excellent at sketching, but she has no experience with Photoshop to fill in the illustrations with color. Can you help please with info?
Geesh, no wonder my drawings looked low quality. You need THAT much dpi for a good quality inked drawing!? Gonna have to delete my drawing files after I'm done with them. XD Also, saving as tiff from now on!
I hate that Photoshop has not made a Twain driver for CS5 , its just really p'd me off. I loved how I could scan my pages in photoshop , by opening the Canon Scanner and scanning in Photoshop.