Merging Three Sections Manually into One DrawingMerging Three Sections Manually into One Drawing
The classic and more time-consuming way of merging scans of oversized images involves a lot of manual manipulation by the artist, but it gives a lot more control over the entire process. It should be used on images with very fine details. During scanning, the artist should find the least busy areas of his/her overlapping drawing sections to be merged so as to avoid overcomplicating the stitching process:
You can download the short tutorial to learn this skill.
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