No, not professionally. 
Neither is this my major income nor is my level as an artist close to professional. Rather a semi-professional hobbyist who earns a little money with cartoon-like illustrations from time to time.
Currently I try to work more and more on Linux with Krita.
Why not with Haiku? What is missing?
Since I know Haiku only a couple of days, I have not yet much experience with it. But with yesterday’s news on my Kamvas tablet and with Krita in the repository I will definitely do some work on Haiku. 
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In my case was the other way around. The crash was when plugging the W1409 once Haiku was up and running. Had to plug it before turning on the pc. Now I can use it without crashes, because the USB driver has improved quite a bit lately.
Check the USB port you are connecting the kamvas to (if it is 3.0, 3.1, 3.2, USB-C) and file a ticket with the issue so devs can take a look into it.
Regards,
RR
Good day,
So no good news for me after all … I have Sapphire 
Today I was unable to reproduce the problem, even with the pen display on Haiku booted fine. No idea what was wrong. Using a nightly build as mentioned above…
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Well … I guess I should try out my luck again with the nightly.