Light is really important in using color in digital art, but it can also be tricky. Here’s how light affects how we see colors:

• Misinterpretation: Colors can look different on various screens.
• Inconsistent Output: Colors can change when you print them compared to how they look on a computer, making it hard for artists to show what they want.
• Complex Calculations: Figuring out how light interacts with colors can be complicated and usually requires some tricky math.

To overcome these challenges, artists can:

• Use calibrated monitors. These help show colors more accurately.
• Do test prints. This way, they can check how the digital colors match the printed ones.
• Play around with color blending in software. This helps them learn more about how light affects colors.