I need some help. Do I go traditional, or continue trying digital?

[M.ComicFan]

I definitely plan on practicing, but I think I'm going to stick to Krita for now before I try any other programs.

[M.ComicFan]

How about you DON'T place unrealistic deadlines on yourself to finish 2 chapters of a comic within a short period of time; allow yourself the time to get used to working in digital if that is how you want to do the comic.You're never going to get used to doing digital placing time constraints on your learning with projects. I understand that you start school, but you still can use any off time that you have to learn; dont place constrictions & unnecessary stress on yourself...

I would do that, but the problem is I've been working on this comic for almost a year now with all the planning and whatnot. And it's not like I'm doing everything at once. I already wrote the chapters and even did the thumbnails; all I have to do are the pages. And it's not just that I've been trying to get this done before school starts again; the problem is also that I've been procrastinating repeatedly throughout this whole project, which is honestly my fault along with not practicing digital art sooner (regardless of prior difficulties I had). I understand what your trying to say and I will listen, but I still want to get this comic done sooner than later. So I'm going to have to do try to hone my digital art skills while working on this comic traditionally with digital coloring.

I'm sorry if it sounds like I'm ranting, it's just that I really want to get this done as soon as possible. And I've already procrastinated enough. That said, I'll try to see if I can manage my deadlines better in the future, but for now I still want to try to stick with my original plan.

[MaddisonAllen]

You need to use technologies that are more convenient for you. If it's easier for you to draw in the program, then why waste time on traditional drawing on paper?
I only make pictures, wallpapers and page designs (you can see an example here) through the program, because it is much easier for me.

[M.ComicFan]

Well the problem is that I haven't practiced digital art, so I kinda have to parts of it traditionally at this point. If I could draw the pages digitally with ease, I would. But that's not the case here. It might be easy for you because you have some experience, but me, I kinda jumped in not realizing how difficult it actually is without practice.