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[puppygirl]

i dont have any thing good yet to fix up pictures and stuff but, how can i fix every good drawing i have on lined paper to plane white paper?
cause i have awesome pics. but i dont have any up cause there all on lined paper.
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[puppygirl]

please some one help me!!!

[layzcarter]

just erase the lines on ms paint.
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[Stratadrake]

It's not easy to erase lines from a scanned drawing. It's better to just avoid the problem entirely by drawing on plain, non-lined paper.
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[gunbunny_haruko]

If you have some sort of photoshop(adobe and gimp are what I have), you can go into colors under the layer box and uncheck the blue. The lines should disappear. I used to do nothing but draw on lined paper and had the same problem.

[Stratadrake]

That doesn't always work. Even where it does, it only works on monochrome drawings, because it totally ruins any previous color/hue balance.
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[SpiritWolf77]

If that's the only blue in the image you can pop it into photoshop, and use color range to select the blue. Either just got to Select>Color Range and choose blues or cyans, and then delete the selection, or use the eyedropper to select the specific color and then go to color range, but choose sample color instead of one of the colors listed.

The channels trick mentioned by the person above really only works on greyscale sketches, and only to a certain degree, but it's worth a shot.

[Brianhjh]

photocopy the lined sheet to a plain paper, since that blue is non-photo blue, it ought to disappear.
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[SpiritWolf77]

[quote="Brianhjh (St. Arsenic)"] photocopy the lined sheet to a plain paper, since that blue is non-photo blue, it ought to disappear. [/quote]
D'oh. I forgot that the blue in lined paper is non-photo blue. In that case you can probably use the brightness/contrast or levels features in Photoshop to knock out the blue lines as well.