Edit Scanned Art in Photoshop // Basic Tips & Tricks

Here's a tutorial on how to clean up your scanned (or photographed) artwork in Photoshop, or similar editing software.
Some free programs I've heard of that are similar to Photoshop:
Gimp: www.gimp.org/
Krita: krita.org/en/
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▶Materials:
•Photoshop elements 11
•HP LaserJet M1217nfw MFP printer/scanner
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[@aprilwoods92]

how did you scan watercolor without showing the paper texture?

[@lailamuhammad1567]

Eunnie I second that

[@WhatsY0UTUB3]

it has the paper texture.

[@kuskokwim123]

Do you ever have that problem where you edit the color and it look great on the computer but then you see it though your phone and It's hideous? Is there anyway to help fix that :o

[@supermightydi]

Iceepls I'm currently dealing with this problem. Noticed that saving in different resolution and formats makes difference. hope it will help 😊

[@mandolinmountain]

Try watching this video it might help..the solution is around 11 mins in to it. m.ua-cam.com/video/jdUZh7JuGU8/v-deo.html

[@llc8575]

you can make arts for children books its so gooood

[@JelArts]

Thank you!

[@lazardanilovic]

You need to make sure your computer/laptop monitor has a decent screen and a perfect color reproduction. Otherwise when u end up printing this, colors might not look anything close to the thing you see on your screen. Very important thing.

[@Hollyheartsart]

You gave some awesome tips. I always love messing around with my traditional art after scanning it to a computer.

[@JelArts]

Thanks! Yeah, It's rewarding once you get it to look just right.

[@Bujos.n_more]

Is it paid application?

[@jecyriedime1480]

Your advise is really helpful😍😊
I love your art👍❤

[@janis5374]

+JelArts thank you for this video - the only part I'm confused about is the layers, around 4.22 - why do so many layers have to be created, why not just the original and then the edited/improved one so just 2? thank you

[@nekku3169]

woah, i just realized this was uploaded on my birthday!
i’ve been rewatching your videos and again i’m amazed! thanks for the tips!

[@kimsilly29]

I'll defiantly use these tips

[@JelArts]

I'm glad you found it helpful :)

[@nobody-uw6bi]

👉👈 is it okay if i add filter...

[@lennythe6139]

This is the best art editing tutorial, thank you so much for sharing this!

[@JelArts]

+Lenny Thee Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it!