Somehow the scanner always manages to show the erased areas. I have this problem too. What scanner are you using and what settings can you change? I am no expert but maybe we can find a solution? By the way nice poses. She's the brains and he the brawls, right?

It's a Kodak scanner. Hardly has any settings to mess with. I can only "Scan as" black and white, or color. Then it has "File Format" with jpg, bmp, or tif.


HAHAHAHA exactly

Alright, that really are not very much options. Strange when you think how Kodak once boasted about their quality in the graphic-department.
What Software are you using to work on your images? Is there a option to "get source" or "import file from" where you can choose your scanner? Perhaps that way you could adjust at least some things like contrast and brightness.
For example I use Gimp 2.6, if i want to scan something I go to "file", "create", "scanner/camera" and there I can select my scanner. After that I get the screen for the preview where I can adjust all the stuff, like noise reduction, coloradjustment etc.
Hope that helps at least something.

It doesn't even have an option to change contrast or brightness.

and what the heck is Gimp <__>

Oh, sorry should have mentioned that earlier. Gimp is a graphic program, just like photoshop or what the elite uses. It can do a lot of stuff the big programs can do, only difference, it is free to download. If your interested here is a link to their site http://www.gimp.org/
Although I am still learning the ropes in the fields of drawing, i like to scope around for free software and test them out. So far i liked their features, maybe you can use it too.

I don't think any artist in the history of like EVER has loved or even liked their scanner, It is our true enemy!

we must fight back

Yes we must!
I put a heating pad on mine and warped the fuck out of it~
Now he knows who's boss!!

dayuuuuum

Thats right, i don't put of with no shit!
*warning glair*