Traditional or digital art?

[horse1313]

Adam: I have not come to the point that I feel that digital is limiting me. At the moment it's quite liberating to use, but I do feel that using any medium or approach for that matter can lead to stagnation. So I will keep it in mind to keep track of my work skills so that it does not create harsh handicaps for myself. However, I have brought over several traditional techniques when coloring digitally. While coloring I tend to keep most mistakes on the page and just add more color over top of it. It's not quite the same as painting but close. I imagine Painter would be a closer example if I used that program. As for your other points like layers, image adjustments I do use quite a bit and I love them. Might as well use the program fully. As for selling work I have not quite gotten up to that point but valid concern.

Meat: I feel the same that digital and traditional have very similar roots just different outputs with each having their own strengths and weaknesses. I had just assumed that the gallery would not take my digital work, so I did not even ask the question. I will look into it. Thanks :)