In that case, I’d definitely not disregard vector based apps. Worst case, you ‘should’ be able to do the heavy lifting in what ever app is best for that control scheme, and maybe do some extra work in a rasterized tool if your style truly requires non-vectorized details.
If you want a lot of your detail to be from traditional methods, it might be easiest to stay in a rasterized app, but if you want the line work or sketching/etc tools to be nice computational tools you can change at will regardless, it might take exploring a few options in order to expose the ‘best’ tool.
In that case, I’d definitely not disregard vector based apps. Worst case, you ‘should’ be able to do the heavy lifting in what ever app is best for that control scheme, and maybe do some extra work in a rasterized tool if your style truly requires non-vectorized details.
If you want a lot of your detail to be from traditional methods, it might be easiest to stay in a rasterized app, but if you want the line work or sketching/etc tools to be nice computational tools you can change at will regardless, it might take exploring a few options in order to expose the ‘best’ tool.