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Do you have an Instagram? I wouldn't mind seeing more of your stuff.
Have you tried a cintiq? I was quite resistant to it to begin with, but I sort of 'get it' now. My analogue and digital work were always stylistically quite distinct (to me), but now I can get them to gel a lot easier.
AlexD-
Tx ^_^
No instagram or Twatter... but I am on facebook I have stuff on there and can load more things now that I have time again. So if you are on bakebook let me know will ping you my name on there :)
Beware of the occasional political rant/comments I try to avoid them on my wall though ;)
I have a nifty Lenovo with digitizer screen and big A4 tablet. The kit is there, I think it's really being behind a PC that puts me off a bit.
But I do colour work on the computer. Have to get use to laptop atm, as it's a free program [krita not bad actually] and the screen feels different.
JWestland
I still do colour on the computer the way you use it.
But I have started looking into marker art (Copic) and ink (le manfriend gave me some great pens ping me if you want to know about them) and see can I get a part digital (for annoying boring stuff and small corrections) and mostly analogue workflow.
My cheap epson prints on Marker paper...and I can draw over it. So that's a good start.