How I clean up watercolor illustrations in Procreate! 🖌️

Sometimes I like to do traditional painting instead of digital, and usually I want to turn the nice pieces into something I can use for art prints, stationery designs, or other purposes! So this video explains how I take my physical painting into Procreate to clean it up and repair any areas that are in need of a little TLC.
I used a scanner to digitize the piece (Epson Ecotank 2400 built-in scanner) but you can also photograph it - I provided tips for that as well. Then I moved it to Procreate, adjusted the saturation, cleaned up the white areas, and used some different brushes to manually repair areas of the painting. If that sounds useful or interesting to you, then you're in the right place!
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[@jeanettecook1088]

Fascinating demo! Thank you. 🎉

[@user-fh1qj5jp1z]

so helpful, thanks for sharing 😊

[@Theswordinthesewn]

This was soooo helpful!! I've never seen a video that has showed this technique in detail before

[@luckysprout]

Aw I'm so glad it was helpful! Thanks a bunch for watching! :)

[@veronicaw4399]

Thank you Rebecca. Have you found reducing the Opacity of a layer(s) affects how it looks when printed?