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I see a lot of post here about taking one's image from paper to computer and so thought i would share my first attempt to draw "By Hand" and turn the graphic into a vector image.
Background:
Yesterday i pulled out a dry erase board the kids had for a while to use in their homeschooling and i told them to stand there i would draw them.
Now i can't draw a lick by hand (i usually draw using a mouse on the computer) so my finished product looked like an adult but they loved it anyway and didn't want me to erase it so i took a picture of it so i could print it off for them.
Tonight while messing around with some product photos taken with my new digital camera I came across the drawing I did of them so I decided to try to see if i could turn my sorry drawing into a graphic.
Normally a artist that draws by hand will draw the graphic, scan it in, clean it up, paint it or turn it into a vector image then paint.
Here's the process that I used from start to finish. Maybe it can help someone else.
Background:
Yesterday i pulled out a dry erase board the kids had for a while to use in their homeschooling and i told them to stand there i would draw them.
Now i can't draw a lick by hand (i usually draw using a mouse on the computer) so my finished product looked like an adult but they loved it anyway and didn't want me to erase it so i took a picture of it so i could print it off for them.
Tonight while messing around with some product photos taken with my new digital camera I came across the drawing I did of them so I decided to try to see if i could turn my sorry drawing into a graphic.
Normally a artist that draws by hand will draw the graphic, scan it in, clean it up, paint it or turn it into a vector image then paint.
Here's the process that I used from start to finish. Maybe it can help someone else.
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