Nothing special, just some patterns that can help you to archieve a look similar to scanned copy paper.
There are also some gradient maps to "falsify" your images colors as scanners tend to do so. I recommend to use them as a gradient map layer with the opacity around <10% but using them is optional.
Example:
![](http://assets.clip-studio.com/en-us/description/1727557/img/83be99834f-194c-12be-7736-ce23232c2d.png)
I also added some shadows to make the green look like paper glued on top of the art & the white to make it look like some sort of jelly pen or something like that. I also made adjustments to the colors.
The result makes it look not entirely digital but it's still to perfect to look traditional of course.
Here is another example:
![](http://assets.clip-studio.com/en-us/description/1727557/img/25a7d42dba-4f4b-18b2-a5bc-0eda4053bf.png)
This example isn't as good of course because real paint has deph and shadows and you wouldn't use it on scanned paper.
Here is a view on the layers of this example, I hope that makes it easier to understand what I did:
![](http://assets.clip-studio.com/en-us/description/1727557/img/05c5b50be1-8b44-07a5-5554-78a991f6db.png)
If I lower the resolution with the mosaic filter and add a slight fabric like pattern at a very very low opacity it might look like a magazine scan?
I tried it but I am not very confident on it. Though I think you might find solutions by yourself!!!:
![](http://assets.clip-studio.com/en-us/description/1727557/img/07ef67e982-f24b-e3a1-e3cc-b78741366c.png)
Nothing special, just some patterns that can help you to archieve a look similar to scanned copy paper.
There are also some gradient maps to "falsify" your images colors as scanners tend to do so. I recommend to use them as a gradient map layer with the opacity around <10% but using them is optional.
Example:
![](http://assets.clip-studio.com/en-us/description/1727557/img/83be99834f-194c-12be-7736-ce23232c2d.png)
I also added some shadows to make the green look like paper glued on top of the art & the white to make it look like some sort of jelly pen or something like that. I also made adjustments to the colors.
The result makes it look not entirely digital but it's still to perfect to look traditional of course.
Here is another example:
![](http://assets.clip-studio.com/en-us/description/1727557/img/25a7d42dba-4f4b-18b2-a5bc-0eda4053bf.png)
This example isn't as good of course because real paint has deph and shadows and you wouldn't use it on scanned paper.
Here is a view on the layers of this example, I hope that makes it easier to understand what I did:
![](http://assets.clip-studio.com/en-us/description/1727557/img/05c5b50be1-8b44-07a5-5554-78a991f6db.png)
If I lower the resolution with the mosaic filter and add a slight fabric like pattern at a very very low opacity it might look like a magazine scan?
I tried it but I am not very confident on it. Though I think you might find solutions by yourself!!!:
![](http://assets.clip-studio.com/en-us/description/1727557/img/07ef67e982-f24b-e3a1-e3cc-b78741366c.png)
Scanned Paper patterns Scanned Paper patterns
Gradient Maps (optional) Gradient Maps (optional)