

Okay. So here are two more scans. I am not sure I am happy with this. The bottom one is the original scan and the top one I tweaked in Photoshop elements. I still feel the yellow is not as sharp as in the drawing. Also the scan didn't pick up the date on the drawing. I am not sure about this. I needed a new printer anyway. Technology, what to do. If you have advice please leave me a comment. Thanks
5 comments:
Adorable! The fur is fantastic, the the little knitted sweater has great texture. Awesome.
Watercolor pencils? colored pencils??
This is a wonderful drawing! I love this bear.
For scanning, set you scanner to scan at a really high resolution, at least 300 dpi. I have mine at 600dpi. After you adjust the image in photoshop you can always make it smaller. Also sometimes putting a black sheet of paper behind your art on the scanning bed, so a little black shows around the edge seems to help the quality of the scan, especially if it is a light image. Hope this helps :)
Thisis so sweet..and snuggly cute! :)
This is adorable. You did a good job of making him all furry! I wish I had advice to share re:scanning and photoshop. I need the same sort of help!
Lisa
Very Cute!!
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