The Transition From Analog to Digital Continues!

I've already made the transition from paper pen and pencil writing on a word processor. Which makes sense because I'm more skilled as a writer than an artist for the most part.

But my transition from paper paint and art, to digital, is ongoing. It's still not complete, and that's nothing. There are also new sites like Blurb.com that focus on the digital book and manuscript graphic design of book covers/printing online, to make it easier for authors to do stuff like Kindle the way Adobe Acrobat did. 

I've been trying to adjust to tablets, but every tablet I've bought so far was too cheap to work. It didn't even have a surface big enough to draw on comfortably and efficiently. It's was over elaborate mouse pen and pad, a complete rip-off! I couldn't draw SHIT on it. 

But I'll keep trying and I will be investing more money in my production technology, over time Probably till my dying day.