When I started painting this one, I didn'think it would look like a black angel. And it is not a black angel. However, why "sense of guilt"? Maybe the red spots on her womb are a clue. Who knows what she did...
I've been drawing since I was a child, so I guess traditional media was my first love, lol. I started painting digitally a few years ago. Digital media allows you to try and start a piece even if you only have a vague idea of what you are going to do, because it allows you to correct mistakes very easily, without ruining what you've done. But sometimes I miss the "physical" presence of a traditional painting or drawing.
Overall I like both media, I try to use both of them so I keep myself trained
Thank you for the thoughtful answer. I asked because I've been thinking about trying digital painting. Your traditional work is so beautiful; I was wondering how an obviously talented and accomplished traditional artist felt about digital. Sometimes I feel sad because I think that traditional art will become less and less popular just like classical music.
Maybe... or maybe not. Times are evolving, there's no need to be scared of new techniques. We can use them as we please. Let me say, an oil painting will always have something "more" than a printed digital work. However, I suggest you to try. You are extremely talented, and usually when someone is good at traditional art, he will be good at digital as well, while you can't always say the same for the other way around.