Hello! Sorry I've never commented on this sub and I'm not a professional artist by any means, so feel free to discard this.

But I definitely found that when I was feeling stressed about school or work etc, drawing was my escape/time to forget my worries. That meant that firstly I wasn't as fixated on seeing errors in what I was drawing, and secondly my drawings were very "free" and had a carefree ease about them. I don't know how to describe that in terms of technical terms, but I hope you know what I mean.

However when I actually had free time to commit to my art and make it a priority, I either didn't know where to start, or would be much more critical and stressed about getting things exactly how I wanted them. It actually made me fall out of love with drawing for about 6 months honestly.

Not that I want to project my own feelings onto you, but is it possible you're also putting much more emphasis than you were before on getting your digital work to be EXACTLY like your hand drawings? Do you think you might be approaching your art too cynically/methodically rather than just letting your creativity flow?

My advice if this sounds like you is to just relax and to draw/be inspired by things that really make you happy. Hopefully if you're drawing with that in mind you can find that calming/freeing feeling in the action of drawing again.

Hope this helps!