>>83992
As a Drawfag
Yes and No
Depending on your level on paper, there are some things that would transfer well and some that won't, even some things are not replicable on digital unless you use some super ultimate brush specifically made for you, and that you have to scower the internet for it or make it yourself. The paper texture, the chipping edge of a lead pencil as you draw, the sliplery sliding of a ball point pen, etc... Depending on the medium, you might end up having a harder time.
In my case, I needed to relearn lineweight and texture detailing from scratch when using a digital pen. I also started geting hand cramps because holding a pencil is different from holding the digital pen, they are fat as fuck. It will take a while to get used to, but it will not take as long ass the first time. You'd have an easier time if you are already good on paper medium.
Putting aside layers, eraser, even the power of ctrl+c and ctrl+v
One advantage of digital has is the ability of colors, so that alone would already help a lot. More often than not, you can hide your shitty line art with good enough god tier rendering.
Also, if possible, try not getting a drawing tablet, those are scams, they lag as fuck and the drawing software department is trash compared to their pc counterparts. Sole tablet made drawing sofwares also don't have the ability to save next to pixels so when you save your shit, it becomes distorted. Unless you can brute force it with godlike skills, its kinda meh. And lastly, it being a movable device means you'd bring it out in public thus revealing your tickle fetish to anyone who happens to get a hold of it, borrow it, or anyone just passing by. Bonus points if you are wearing glasses, it will get reflected by the lens. Unless you are into that, I do not judge. Computer display tablets are much better in my "OPINION".