Photoshop Tutorial - Turning a pencil sketch into digital ink

Why does the rock look like someone from Smiling Friends

Great! Thanks

This video. Is actually amazing!!!

You help me a lot! Thanks!

Great vid and I love Jerk and Jello! If you ever want to make a storybook with them let me know! Give me an idea to make a story about a fight between a box and a ball! :) Facebook as Publishowl

Can I please please please know that how you made those pencil lines filled? I mean when I scan, my pencil lines in photoshop looks sparsed. Please help >-<

Alt+Click doesn't work in Photoshop 2017, and I can't figure out an alternate solution. Any advice?

hes a brilliant artist, can you teach me how to doodle like that, or can you recommend a book?

Thank you ! Could you do a video when a background is darker , not perfect scan ?

Amazing! So helpful! Thank you, thank you, thank you!

I don't have an adobe Photoshop. what other app or software can I use

This is cool! I was able to actually listen to the instructor & watch it till the end!

This is sooooo confusing for the brand new beginner! (Me!)

this is stupid just get a piece of paperr put the other one underneath and trace it

to get rid of the grainy stuff you can just open the picture in illistrator then press live trace

Absolutely brilliant! Really helps when scanning tracing paper

Way too much work for just sketches, though knowing the specific reasons why an image is the way it is and how to edit is good info.

This is the way to narrate! I cannot tell you how many times I have to shut the sound off on photoshop instructional videos because the person narrating it is so cognitively impaired, that they are clueless to the disgusting mouth noises like tongue pulling off the top of the mouth and cheeks off the teeth they make. It is so nice to see a video like this made by a smart person who is aware of the sounds they are making... and not some clueless disgusting idiot. THANK YOU for being aware of your audio and making an excellent video! Great information and conveyed very well.

Hi there!
Thanks a lot for a very educative tutorial!
I applied your steps and it made an important difference to my work!

this video is so beautiful omg Yaaaaaaaaaassssss Queen!

what do you do if your drawing comes out with a darker background?

thankyou

thanks so much. The replace color wasn't working which was very frustating and i lookd for hours to find a way to darken the pencil marks. Thanks so much dude!

thx this helped a lot!

This a great Tutorial , however if you scan a picture that has creases in them from when you drew your cartoon , it will show up after the scan. Removing the noise wont help and just using the erase tool will get rid of it but leave a perfect white underneath which wont match the rest of the scanned image since a scan is never perfectly white especially with creases.. I have not seen a tutorial on how to deal with that yet. Tried removing the whole background so it just leaves the 'checkerboard' however if you want to delete some lines of your sketch it still shows a whiter version of that checkerboard.. there is no way of fixing that either...

How do you draw so smooth with a mouse ? because when i do it, it's kind of shaking hard xD

Great tutorial! It was simple, easy to follow along, and cut the time for my cleaning in half(easily). Thank you for creating it!

Very cool. Your comic was pretty good too. Very funny. In high school we had a class where all we did was work with Photoshop and Illustrator. Wish I still had the software and would've taken it more seriously. There is SO much you can do with both of them. 

Helpful and well presented ! , Thanks alot :D

Why not just take it to a gray scale without bothering with color adjustments?

Very useful! Thank you!

Hi! Thanks for sharking your techniques, Deke.
Which brush are you using? 

Wow you are really at this. Besides, I learned some useful shortcuts in this video.

Some of the commands arent working for me, I have windows 8 and photoshop cs6, could you tell me how can I fix it?

WOW YOU ARE GREAT!

The first section, it's Much quicker to convert to grayscale, then just move the sliders in "levels" Then before adding colours, convert to cmyk for print work, or rgb for digitals.