1) Surprisingly smooth and clean, for someone who's only just gotten back into digital art. ;3
2) They're nice, bright and vibrant. Bit flat though, imo. But its just my opinion, so yeah. X3
3) I'd say both, actually. There are things that can be done with pencils that can't be recreated in digital, and vice versa. So seeing a bit of both in your gallery would help add variety to your art. ;3
4) Mmm, not really, nothing I can pick out right now.
5) Moar inflation! X3

1. I think the lines are still quite messy. I can still clearly see what you have drawn but perhaps refining the lines, giving it a clean look would be of a good change unless the requester prefers the sketchy look to it.

2. The colours you use have that children storybook feel to it. Its relaxing but it is missing that wow factor that'd make me sit and appreciate the colours more.

3. Considering you are going to scan the drawings itself, i'd say go for the digital work. Its cleaner, brighter, cheaper (considering you already have a tablet) and much faster seeing as you've done quite a number of work in such a short time. Unless you've got yourself a better scanner that'd really make your traditional work more appealing, then i'd say go with Digital.

4. Of course, I'd like to see you have a go at shading. Perhaps it'll be that wow factor I'm looking for but we'll have to see now don't we?

5. I'd love to see you have a go at vore drawing if you still have interest in it. I'm curious to see how you'd draw a character within a character.

1. The lines look nice and crisp, but there's some parts of it are erased and relined badly.
2. The colors are simple and flat. Some compliments are suggested.
3. Digital. Hands down. It's generally much more cleaner than your traditional work.
4. A bit of shading would be really nice.
5. More fatty/blobby you.

1. They may need to be a cleanner but they are alright
2. Pretty good~
3. I think both are nice
4. Too much ←
5. Hm....sexy poses!