How To Take Decent Photos of Artwork Using Your Phone’s Camera and Genius Scan For Posting Online

[@susanwilliamson6952]

Downloading Genius Scan thanks to your video. Thank you!

[@patriciaroberts9269]

Very helpful Aimee thank you!

[@paulappswildlifeart]

Hi Aimee, I have just watched your shellac video, never thought of it as a barrier base, used modern gesso or rabbit skin glue sizing. One question, I always thought that shellac when dry was quite brittle and wondered how the substrate may handle cracking over time, from handling before framing maybe. If it does not crack in the way I am thinking, it would be a great way to go. Cheers Paul , ps subbed btw

[@aimeeericksonstudio1463]

It soaks into the paper and stays flexible.

[@vincentmonet6172]

Does this app cost money? Thanks.

[@lauravalenzuela2233]

Genius Scan is $49.99.

[@aimeeericksonstudio1463]

There’s a $49.99 version called Genius Scan Enterprise. That’s not the one I use. Look for the free one “Scanner App Genius Scan.” Or, iPhone has added perspective crop tools to its editing capabilities.

[@lauravalenzuela2233]

@@aimeeericksonstudio1463 Ok, thanks. I'll check it out.