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Removing ink lines from a scanned illustration


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Hi MarcyPB,
welcome to the Affinity Forums!

There are various ways to get rid of the black contour. One would select the pixels, e.g. by color and with an according tolerance (menu Select > Select sample color), and either cut or recolor or fill them with a different color.

Alternatively you could do the entire coloring on a separate layer which gets the color fills based on selections of your scanned image layer below. To hide the black contour then you simply deselect its layer visibility.

macOS 10.14.6 | MacBookPro Retina 15" | Eizo 27" | Affinity V1 only

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21 hours ago, thomaso said:

Hi MarcyPB,
welcome to the Affinity Forums!

There are various ways to get rid of the black contour. One would select the pixels, e.g. by color and with an according tolerance (menu Select > Select sample color), and either cut or recolor or fill them with a different color.

Alternatively you could do the entire coloring on a separate layer which gets the color fills based on selections of your scanned image layer below. To hide the black contour then you simply deselect its layer visibility.

Thank you. I am such an early/novice user, I'm going to have to google how to do these, I think. Thank you for helping. I'll start learning these methods.

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