Photoshop Notes
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  - Author: [Damien Dart][1], <damiendart@pobox.com>
  - Licence: [Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License][2]

[1]: <http://www.robotinaponcho.net/>
[2]: <http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/>


Cleaning up Line-art in Photoshop
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  1. Open up the scanned inked artwork and use _Levels_ and _Threshold_
     adjustment layers to improve the line quality and whites.
  2. At the bottom of the _Channels_ palette, click on _Load channel as
     selection_ to create a selection of the white areas of the image.
  3. Invert the selection and on a new transparent layer fill the
     selection black.
  4. Deselect the selection and delete the original scanned line-art.
  5. Change the image mode to either RGB or CMYK, if necessary.

Photoshop Notes
===============

  - Author: [Damien Dart][1], <damiendart@pobox.com>
  - Licence: [Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License][2]

[1]: <http://www.robotinaponcho.net/>
[2]: <http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/>


Preparing Pencil Artwork for Inking in Photoshop
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  1. Open up the scanned pencil artwork and use a _Levels_ adjustment
     layer to improve the line quality and whites.
  2. Clean up the artwork with white on a seperate layer, if necessary.
  3. Convert the image to grayscale (using the _Mode_ menu found in the
     _Image_ menu) and then to monotone using 20% cyan as the primary
     ink. The shade of cyan used might depend on personal preference
     and printer output.


Cleaning up Line-art in Photoshop
---------------------------------

  1. Open up the scanned inked artwork and use _Levels_ and _Threshold_
     adjustment layers to improve the line quality and whites.
  2. At the bottom of the _Channels_ palette, click on _Load channel as
     selection_ to create a selection of the white areas of the image.
  3. Invert the selection and on a new transparent layer fill the
     selection black.
  4. Deselect the selection and delete the original scanned line-art.
  5. Change the image mode to either RGB or CMYK, if necessary.

Add notes on preparing pencil artwork for inking.
Add notes on preparing pencil artwork for inking.
