Tracing an image on a digital art projector isn’t always easy, but it can be done if you perform the following steps:
Choose a picture you want to enlarge. If you have an art concept in mind, you can download something that resembles your idea.
Place the printed or hand-drawn picture over the projector’s screen.
Get the background prepared. If it’s a wall mural, you won’t have a lot to prepare. But if you’re drawing a portrait, you will have to prepare your drawing paper and board.
Turn on the art projector or tracer and adjust the stand. This will make sure the image is projected at the right height and in a way that will fit onto the background.
Darken the room. If it’s a small room with a lot of light sources, turn off as many of them as you can and block out any residual light with heavy clothing.
You want an enlarged image, so you need the art projector or tracer to be far enough away from the background on which you want to paint the image. You also want to keep the paper properly secure so it doesn’t fall off. If you don’t have a board to hold it in place, you can put the drawing paper against a door or wall.