@Eggonaught
 
No sir, I plan to leave no lines at all. I’m trying “evolve” (or mutate, I’m fine with either) beyond the need for visible lineart when I digitally color it.

If you want to ink with thicker lines, SAI is a great choice (or you can use the CS pen tool for true vectors, but that takes a lot more work). And you don’t need a tablet for it, which is a time a money saver.
 
I think you’d get great results inking digitally. We both leave a LOT of construction lines all over the place, and those are hard to clean up for hand shading.  
I love being able to be as rough as I want with my initial sketch, because it’ll be discarded after digitalising.
 
Not to mention the advantage of being able to move objects around without redrawing them. Or cheating by making perspective guide lines in sketchup! :D

@Lucky424  
Bondage without a gag is like murder with suicide. It just feels off. :T

Celestia needs a gag.

@Deadmeat  
‘Sides, shading the original cartoon looks off-ish, so that way, shading most artist’s styles that are based of Faust’s style will only work half the time. Your style also being tangentally based off Faust’s, it could do well with less shading.

@thps48
 
Can’t go back to thicker lines once I bring them to photoshop. I fel like I just can’t go back. I’m trying to evolve beyond those.

I’m starting to think these look better without your attempt at shading… Or thicker lines. One of those. :T