traditional and digital media forever

Just about everything listed (though not video as often), plus I sculpt!

Digital can learn from traditional and vice versa. I'm finding myself drawn back to traditional work in the last few years but I still use digital with it like flipping the sketch in photoshop before I ink

Traditional media mostly right now. I don't do analog photos anymore because I don't have access to a negative scanner (and finding people that develop film without ruining it is becoming harder - I want a darkroom dangit then I could at least go back to my black and white madness). I have yet to upgrade my SLR to digital, so all I have for that is the point-and-shoot.

You didnt include materials like clays and such! So I just selected Traditional ... >_>

Traditional media and Analogue Photography

Skin.
I use skiiiiiiin.

Wood, chisels and saws are pretty traditional, yea?

Mostly digital(tablet etc, and ZBrush most likely soon as well), but since I'm also doing college work, I also do Digital Photography, and als use Traditional Media(in which pencil/graphite/chalk/charcoal/ink etc I use in Life Class, and in Printmaking it's the printmaking tools so. )

Got a wacom bamboo tablet, but I rarely use it, I preffer working on solid paper, with pencils and, sometimes, a marker, for lines.