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Question : Anti-aliasing
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I wanted to darken areas of the following drawing, which was done with a felt-tip pen, so the black was of uniform density, so imported it into Inkscape and turned it into a vector drawing. The result is also below. Obviously that had the desired effect, but it also removed the previous anti-aliasing of course.
What i'd like to do is to have the best of both worlds, giving a distinct drawing with anti-aliasing so that it will blend in nicely.
I've a vague idea this can be achieved by blurring the dark image or a larger copy of the dark image but am not sure how to proceed
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Answer : Anti-aliasing
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I've played with Curves tool from Colors menu.
With one point (see first curve) I get the result as below. You can play with two points, too. Are these results what you wanted?
As you have (or can have, i.e. scan again the picture) a bigger picture, I would:
1. make the color transformation on the bigger picture
2. resize the picture: Image > Scale image, then type the width or height (with cubic interpolation).
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