Fixing Damaged Drawing Paper

[@sharonjacob4782]

Thanks Darryl, I actually had coffee splashed on a portrait that was almost complete. Only because I have seen this fixing videos of yours that I was able to redeem the picture and only I could see where what remained of the problem.

[@KirkWitmer]

Thanks Darrel! It's nice to have that in our bag of tricks, but even better to hope we never need it. :)

[@elsstrijbosart1739]

Hi Darrel, Thanks for this! What a great idea! But what can I do when there is a hard piece of lead in my graphite pencil and i damaged my paper with it? And what to do when i dropped my graphite pencil point down?

[@RJTermulo]

Thanks for this tip!!!

[@metatechnologist]

Since it's graphite, I would have steamed it and then pressed it flat. Or steamed the whole paper and stretched the paper with a board. Certainly not for the faint of heart and it depends on the nature of the gash. But if I had to rescue something really bad then open heart surgery might be on the table lol. Of course I would try whatever solution on another identical paper first. Though I do think that your effort in this situation was likely more appropriate.

[@jelenajovanovic9205]

Today i Came back From shcool and i trained to draw and i did a non marker i tried to draw it without the book behind and i Got mad so i didnt know what do to and still drawed until i put the book behind and didnt rip thanks

[@v3le]

Had the same problem a while ago. It cannot be fixed. My condolences.