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As I seek a way of creating lineart for watercolour pics, I desided to experiment with this one.
This is quite convenient way, if you have small sized paper and do not want to use graphite or coal to trace you lineart on watercolour paper.

Firstly, I drew lineart on thin printer paper, then scanned it, fixed a bit in photoshop and printed on watercolour paper.
It's a shame my old printer could not load thick watercolour paper, so I had to used thin one. Which one I hate, because you can not predict the result of how paint will behave on it, plus it warps a lot.

But... The result is not that bad, I guess.

As for inkjet printer, you need to wait a bit before paint withers.

I think, I'll try to print same picture at work, where we have laserjet printer And I guess I will be able to use thick paper with it.

Description
As I seek a way of creating lineart for watercolour pics, I desided to experiment with this one.
This is quite convenient way, if you have small sized paper and do not want to use graphite or coal to trace you lineart on watercolour paper.

Firstly, I drew lineart on thin printer paper, then scanned it, fixed a bit in photoshop and printed on watercolour paper.
It's a shame my old printer could not load thick watercolour paper, so I had to used thin one. Which one I hate, because you can not predict the result of how paint will behave on it, plus it warps a lot.

But... The result is not that bad, I guess.

As for inkjet printer, you need to wait a bit before paint withers.

I think, I'll try to print same picture at work, where we have laserjet printer And I guess I will be able to use thick paper with it.