Hi Karen--- I do this using a series of layers in photoshop. First I scan in my sketch..once I've cleaned it up a bit (by adjusting the levels) I unlock the layer and multiply it. After that I create a series of new layers (underneath the first original layer) to which I add color, text, etc. I apply the color using my wacom tablet, but if it isn't available at the computer I'm using, I'll just use my mouse.
All of what I described was a foreign language to me a couple of months ago, so if you need further explanation please let me know and I'll try to do a better job of defining the process.
![an open [sketch]book](http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-MMo5bZY0FDs/Xotx_rger7I/AAAAAAAACeM/RZBMMBwV38A6XA38V8awBbDXBbBoCk8vQCK4BGAYYCw/s1600/aos_2020logo_banner_blog.jpg)
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Intertesting...I find myself in that pose often.
Nice, as always.
I love the treatment you give your sketches they make them unique and recognisable as yours. I like drawing old ladies, they stay still for ages! :-)
Great composition...great sketch!
Ronell
Suzanne - how did you do this? I love the sketch and I'm intrigued by the background treatment.
Hi Karen---
I do this using a series of layers in photoshop. First I scan in my sketch..once I've cleaned it up a bit (by adjusting the levels) I unlock the layer and multiply it. After that I create a series of new layers (underneath the first original layer) to which I add color, text, etc. I apply the color using my wacom tablet, but if it isn't available at the computer I'm using, I'll just use my mouse.
All of what I described was a foreign language to me a couple of months ago, so if you need further explanation please let me know and I'll try to do a better job of defining the process.
This is amazing Suzanne. Especially the process of how you came up with this image. Cool stuff!
lol. i love this. feel like that all the time and don't even realize it.
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