How to Clean Up Scanned Line Art in Adobe Photoshop
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- Опубликовано: 4 апр 2018
- How to Clean Up Scanned Line Art in Adobe Photoshop
In today's tutorial we're looking at cleaning up scanned line art in Photoshop. We're going to use a line art drawing that's been scanned at high-resolution. We suggest always starting with a high-resolution and try to get it as clean as possible in the scan itself.
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Great Tutorial! Really useful for preserving the unique stroke character that one gets from pen and paper.
Yay we're so glad that you think so and thanks so much for all of your awesome support!
this was great help, thank you
That's great to hear you found this tutorial helpful! :)
Thank you for this tutorial! It's saving me a lot of time!
Yay, we're so happy to hear that you find it really handy Kerri-Jean
This was an amazing tutorial! Every time a question would pop up in my head there would be answer for it just in the next step :) This really helped me out for my project for uni! Thanks a lot!!
What fabulous feedback Zuzanna! I am so pleased to hear this tutorial really helped you for your uni project :)
Thanks for this. It helped me clean up a drawing my buddy has.
You are very welcome Shaun. We hop you get great use out of your new design tips.
Thank you for the simple explanations and demonstrations!
We're really glad that you found it useful Ariel, and thanks for commenting!
Excellent video. Great pace and informative. Very helpful
Yay we're so happy that you found this video really helpful!
Helen, Great pacing on this tutorial; Thank you!
It's awesome to hear you enjoyed it Rebecca, thanks so much for taking the time to let us know :D
Excellent video. Thank you!
I'm glad you enjoyed it Nauma :)
Thanks Helen nicely done very helpful!!
You are very welcome SpcceGhst42. We will make sure to pass on your kind words to Helen as I know that they will make her day 😊
Thank you! This was SO helpful, as my cartoon characters are drawn with pen and paper! Maybe you could do one on my next challenge: Adding color (but not in photoshop. I like to color in illustrator. ) thanks again!!!
Hey Betsy, it's awesome to hear that you found this tutorial really helpful, and thanks so much for commenting! We really appreciate your suggestion and hope that some of our other tutorials can offer some handy tips too :).
This was very helpful, thanks for such an informational video =)
You're so welcome Matilda and I hope that you have great fun putting these tips to practice for your own creative projects :).
Thank you thay was really useful :)
Aww we're so happy that you enjoyed it Karen - happy designing!
Hey Helen.. just wondering what version of Ps you were using to demonstrate on. I shockingly have Ps3!(I know) but the final filter tool for 'minimum' doesn't get me the option for round and other goes square. any trick for making the lines more smooth? many thanks
Hey Lucy,
Thanks for getting in touch and I am sorry to hear that you are having some difficulty finding the filter Tool. As this video was created back in 2018, then it's most likely that Helen was using Photoshop CC2018. If you could pop us an email at hello@designcuts.com with a screenshot of what you are seeing on your end so we can look into this for your further.
is there a way to make the lines smooth?
You absolutely can Jay! If you turn the 'smoothing' tool up to 100% this will ensure your lines have no jittering effect. This can usually be found in the top toolbar alongside 'opacity' and 'flow' (when the brush is selected).
I hope this helps Jay, but if you have any other questions, feel free to pop us an email at hello@designcuts.com and we will be more than happy to help :)
@@DesignCuts so this can make scanned line art smooth? im gonna try
it
I hope that this works for you and please do let us know how you get on :)