I think I'm slowly finding my optimal "lazy" drawing combination:
- Sketch in pencil
- Color with either Inkscape or Krita (lineart as a multiply layer at the top)
- Chibis can be done directly in Inkscape though

Of course, this means skipping a "clean" lineart phase, as I did before with Inkscape. It was so boring. D:

Now, sketching lineart with the Sketch tool in Krita instead of on paper is a SUPER LOT OF FUN. The problem though is that it's so fun that I get distracted and don't get anything done. o_o;;

So, that leaves doing the lineart with good'ol pencil and paper (which also happens to be the fastest option, without a tablet anyway), maybe some adjustment in Gimp and then off to slapping some colors real quick in some other tool. The downside of pencil and paper is that it's harder to fix things, so off to learning the basics again to not make Too many mistakes. >.>

(and to learn how to draw clothes. A long time ago, I read that as long as you had a good grasp of what's underneath, you'll be able to learn clothes easily then. It was a lie. A liiiiiee.)

Aww man, my drawings look so different depending on the program used. I wonder if one day, someone will accuse me of stealing from different galleries because of that? Not that there's that much worth stealing.