How can I transfer my drawing to a paper or canvas support?

Answer 1

It's easiest if you make your drawing the same size as your support. Simply rub the back of the drawing with a soft graphite pencil to create a transfer paper. Set the graphite by wiping a cotton ball dampened with rubbing alcohol lightly over the back of the drawing. Turn the drawing over and tape to the canvas or paper. Use a colored pencil to trace your drawing so you'll know which lines you've already traced.

Answer 2

well the graphite method described earlier does work > but it takes a while and it's messy and since I like my stuff "like right now" :) I let You know on the magic secret! >
******* TRANSFER paper ********
It comes in different colors > white for dark papers, yellow or blue, dark blue for white canvas or paper.It is basically the same thing as the paper in Your checkbook that copies what you write or draw.. You can by it in sheets separately, or in a roll.You just attach it to the surface that you wanna copie Your art on, so it won't move or slip I recommend > drafting dots > they are little, box comes with like 500 of them, Your drawings stay in place while You copy it and they come righ of with out damaging the drawing.And than You just go over your art and done..
Don't know where You live to recommend an art store,but you can always purchase from the internet. A couple of sites for ex.

www.misterart.com
Art Supplies > Paper & Boards > Paper > Graphite & Transfer Paper

www.dickblick.com etc. or just search net for "transfer paper"

Hope this helps and good luck from an Art buddy..:)

Answer 3

I use an enlarger. It's a small version of an overhead projector.

Answer 4

yup u can use a scanner or u'll have to draw it again...

Answer 5

you may use a scanner to do so .