I think that if I were to traditionally tone, it'd be more fun. In the last few days, I've been zombified by digital toning.
I started thinking, why do I feel like such a zombie? I think it's due to the long hours staring at a screen and the eye-hand coordination relationship of drawing on a computer - using the same repeated strokes and methods over and over again for hours and hours. Repetition probably made me a zombie.
I guess I'm just the sensory type - I like the feel of the art instruments and materials at hand. It's how I grew up learning to draw and color. I get more sense of accomplishments using traditional mediums than CG. Because I can actually touch the finished product whereas CG images stay forever in my computer. (I regret not printing them out when I could have tho) But even if I did, it used up a lot of ink (darn you, HP) and ink cartridges are expensive.
Digital is also good too, don't get me wrong. There's the undo button LOL; it's clean; unlimited paper, paper sizes, ink, tools and coloring; cheaper in the long run - well those are the ones that stick out to me. But I'm sure there are more.
I guess when I do too much digital stuff, I start missing traditional stuff. XD;