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I think emulating the behavior of painting tools is a lot more accessible, even though we still have a long way. In the end that's just a matter of physics.
I think it would be an interesting challenge to create a sort of tablet that react in a hyperrealistic manner to an artist hand. It should be able to discern even the slightest change in pressure while emulating the kind of lines that would be traced by the selected tool on paper or other surfaces, including the occasional errors (if so desired).
Normal tablet cannot do that and the surface should be changed so to give the right feedback (a flat glass screen wouldn't do).
But if such thing could be done, and I don't think we're that far off, it would be quite a revolution I think. While classic hand drawn art has its charm, computer graphic opens the path to a lot more possibilities. If you could merge the two things, it would be great.
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