How Do You Copy A Picture Using Tracing Paper?
Tracing paper is paper specifically designed for tracing words or pictures on another piece of paper. You can trace almost anything dark on tracing paper. It is used by all kinds of artists, as well as graphic designers and people who make blueprints. Tracing paper is very handy and helpful for people who need an exact copy of a picture or who are learning how to draw. Lay the picture you want to trace, illustration side up, on a flat surface. Make sure there are no bumps or dirt underneath the picture, because they will make an indent on the page and show up in your tracing. Make sure the ink in the picture you’re tracing is dark enough to see through the tracing paper. Place the tracing paper evenly over the paper you’re tracing, making sure that it completely covers the picture. Be sure that the tracing paper is flat and even so that your picture won’t be crooked on the page when you’re done tracing. Use a pencil to carefully begin tracing the picture. A pencil allows you to easily
