Well, not 'completely' different.  Just a change of pace now that I have a work bench.  My works in progress are photographed and will be proudly displayed once my iMac communicates with Nikkon...

A change of scale, and a change of materials.  25-32mm miniatures made out of "green stuff" epoxy until I can get a better material once again (think Aves Apoxie Sculpt or Magic Sculpt if they still exist, got to love the 5 lbs buckets of that stuff...).  Right now I've got six dollies built up sitting on corks waiting for more work.  My miniature sensi is none other than DA's own who published his tutorial at Matakishi's Teahouse [link] Basically I'm just following along with his lessons posted there.  Now if I'd had more time for my trip from AK to NE I'd have stopped by his hometown in Canada and bought him a beer and picked his brain some more for some sculpting and casting tips...  But alas, such wasn't possible with the time and distance.  

As is obvious, my family has settled down into a nice little rental house here in Omaha and I've got a work bench made from two saw horses and a pice of 3/4" MDF board that is about 3' by 5' wide next to my computer.  Obviously I use the workbench form my sculpting and execute my digital art right next door.  Not too bad of a setup!

Not sure where these figures are going, but I know some will become little epoxie spacemen...  After all I'm just starting out and not expecting much from myself at this point.  Anyway, make sure to check out Makakishi's Teahouse as its full of great gaming material, especially Jason Miller's tutorial...