I'm currently at this same situation, being brand new to digital art, I'm giving a try on the lesson 1 exercises digitally in parallel, since they're pretty much focused on the line confidence / quality. I felt a considerable improvement since then. But of course, considering the time I spent with this practice as part of the 50% study time.
It's reassuring to know someone else has tried it and seen improvement.
I also include it as part of my study time as it still requires effort, even if it's in a different medium. I hope to reach the same level of ability/confidence in digital art that I do traditional.
Thanks for the input!
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