Is traditional art dead?

This is a question I’ve been meaning to ask for a while, but is drawing traditionally dead, or is it on its final legs? Everyday, I see the magnificent pieces of work done digitally, but is there still a future for traditional artists? Thanks to anyone who provides his or her personal views on this topic.

I think there is, yeah. It’s shrinking, but I doubt it’ll ever fade away completely. There’s something in traditional that just isn’t in digital. You can achieve it in digital art, but it’s extremely hard and takes a great deal of practice.

I am a traditional artist, but I admit that there is a limitation to one or the other. I just cant keep a straight hand on a drawing tablet. :(

@Ponysubmarine  
What drawing program did you try out?  
And do you use stabilizers? They help me out with drawing, but frowned upon by some of the more professional artists.

@Latios381  
Im just using an intous tablet, with the manga program that came with it. I am also trying out llama illustrator.

No, but most of those artists aren’t painting fanart.

@Latios381  
I uploaded my very first digital drawig last night, if you’re interested in seing it, id appreciate some advice or insight on what I could improve on. ;)

@Ponysubmarine  
It is adorable!~ My comment says it all.