Hmm. It seems that fluorescent yellow highlighter is simply so bright that while the human eye sees it just fine, the scanner just refuses to accept it as yellow. The light just bounces back so hard it becomes this washed-out white instead.
While this does mean orange+yellow becomes a usable skin tone, it really doesn't work to be missing a primary color.
Ugh. Will have to spend for a real marker set, then.
Right. Sometimes limitations are what enable new discoveries. Too much freedom can ironically lead to predictability and homogeneity.The physical limitations of drawing in real life is what make traditional art unique.
It's very easy for me to identify sometimes "This was done in Paint Tool Sai", "This was by Photoshop", and "That's Krita" due to how colors and brushes have distinctive results even when in theory digital art can allow you to mix almost infinite range of colors and layer in pixel-perfect detail.
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