How to Clean Up Your Art in Photoshop

[@elleboheme]

Found this through skillshare. This video is super helpful and has saved me a lot of frustrations. Your voice is also pleasant to hear and your explanations are clear. Thanks so much!

[@leonatsiara]

File- Automate- Photomerge- Add Open Files ( Layout Auto)- OK.......Done! Easy and quick way to merge to pictures together!

[@spooky8130]

Yes! Ive been wondering how artists do this because i would find an image when its on paper then i see it looking like digital art i mean it could be but i asked an artist how they have the white background they told me they used photoshop so thx for making this video

[@ivar1904]

This is really CLEAN! thank you for the video! Learned a lot

[@CarolitaRo]

Excellent video! It is def for people who know their Ps, not for newbies. I ended up using a mix of your method plus something I came up with. Thanks SO much for this! new subscriber, new "thumb up" and vid in list!

[@kelliellie]

Thank you so much! I have been struggling with this for months!

[@watercolordevo]

Kelli Ellie you’re ver welcome

[@TheKenzirob]

Thank you! I've been searching for this and this was so helpful!

[@watercolordevo]

Mackenzie Trigg you’re very welcome!

[@RookwoodStudio]

Finally I found the answers......THANK YOU FOR THIS

[@ShelleyhitzTV]

This was helpful. thank you Amarilys!

[@NavilleT]

the stroke tip is very useful, thank you! xoxo

[@watercolordevo]

No problem!

[@paigepdx6547]

This is awesome.

[@juliagingerich6467]

I have a feeling this is going to be super helpful once I learn some of the basics, such as how to get the two scanned images on to one document in order to complete the other steps. Did you skip over this basic step for a reason? There seems to be a lack of tutorials on this step. I've searched and can't find anything. I've also tried to apply my basic common sense & cannot figure this out. Any suggestions on other tutorials to check out?

[@watercolordevo]

Julia Parobek I’m so sorry that I just noticed your question. For the sake of length, I didn’t cover how to do that. Essentially, scan each part -say 1/2 and 1/2. Copy and paste so that both are layers in one photoshop file. Set the top layer to multiply mode so that you can easily see through it and align perfectly turning with the transform tool (command + T). Erase any part that shows the crease in the paper and set the top layer to normal again.

[@anamayazia]

thank you for the video :)

[@teijnabrahniuk4115]

Woah not good for us newbies, you would say created a white background..but how do you do that?

[@flourishwithzel]

it's true, i dont really know how to do that :(

[@watercolordevo]

Zhel S. I use a keyboard shortcut but you can go to Edit / Fill layer

[@watercolordevo]

Teijna Pickrell Edit / Fill Layer