While waiting for the regular Tuesday sketch evening to get here, I've been experimenting with existing sketches in Corel Painter and Photoshop.
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Starting with an iPhone photo of a page from the sketchbook, I enlarged the image in Photoshop (30 x 40 inches), then altered the color of the paper texture that appeared in the original photo. I opened the image in Corel Painter, used an oil brush clone tool to selectively clone the main lines and some of the background around the drawing. Back in Photoshop I duplicated the image to a new layer, applied a poster edges filter to accentuate the line work, then reduced the opacity of the new layer to 75% and set the new layer's blend mode to Overlay.
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Image detail. Click to enlarge and see the subtle effect of the Painter clone brush strokes and poster edges filter.
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