Help with scanned art work

hello all,I want to be able to find a way to mke my line drawings more crisp and finished.The drawings are done in black ink.when I scan the picture you can see bleeding of the ink which is not visable to the naked eye.My question is,how can I get rid of this?Is there a filter or another quick fix.I want the lines to be clean and crisp.I'm pretty new to photoshop and any advice would be greatly appreciated.

this all depends on how high quality you want this image to be, do you want it good enough for print, or just something on the web. I had encountered this problem when i first started scanning my artwork to the computer. The pen tool is something to become best friends with im still learning but you will get very crisp and smooth lines.

however you said you are new and there are many ways to half a** it. in the old days i would take the poly selction and start cleaning up my straight lines by going along the edges and selecting them, then deleting the parts that i don't like. then i would use the eliptical selection tool to clean up the more curved areas. i have always just tried different things. Selection tools, line tool, eraser, fill, stroke and so forth.

Thanks for the advice kaethe!I have been doing it with eraser and pen tool but,it takes forever.I'm creating designs for screen printing so I want the lines tobe perfect as possible.again,thank you have a good day.

np. i know the pentool takes forever, but for screen printing it would probably be the best way to do it. hopefully you'll get the look you want.