Hi there!
I’m starting this thread 'cause Rebecca Kimmel keeps insisting we do that 
ah well, what can it hurt…
Sketchbook Thread of Fabian Hernandez (coCoKNIght)
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#1
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#2
so this is the first head I made for the ‘body part 1 - the head’ workshop.
it’s done entirely in photoshop
and i think it was the one i struggled the most with.
at the end i gave up trying to make the mouth look right. that’s why her expression doesn’t quiet match that of the original painting.
I like the outcome nevertheless.
coCoKNIght
#3
my second head for the ‘body part 1 - the head’ workshop.
i made it on the same night as the first one, i was really full of enery then :).
it’s also done entirely in photoshop and i even made a small timelapse gif:
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BLANCHARD, Jacques
St Jerome
1632
Oil on canvas, 145,5 x 116 cm
Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest
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#4
my third head for the ‘body part 1 - the head’ workshop.
it’d been a while since i’ve modelled a head so i made this one in 3d
and was pleased that it took me ‘only’ about 3 hours or so.
it’s done entirely in wings3d and what you see above is just a screenshot out of wings3d.
i might replace the above image with a real render when i get to it.
coCoKNIght
#5
my fourth head for the 'body part 1 - the head' workshop.
this time traditional: pencil on paper.
there’s a really cool timelapse animation of this here!
Thanks to Alain Schmucki and his graphomat for it!
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DÜRER, Albrecht
Head of a Negro
1508
Charcoal, 320 x 218 mm
Graphische Sammlung Albertina, Vienna
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#6
my fifth head for the 'body part 1 - the head' workshop.
done entirely in photoshop.
this took me some time to do but it was fun and i like the result.
Rebeccak
#7
coCoKNIght,
Thanks for creating your Anatomy Thread! Looking forward to seeing more of your work here!
Cheers, 
~Rebeccak
coCoKNIght
#8
my sixth head for the 'body part 1 - the head' workshop.
again pencil on paper.
it was a bit boring to do.
coCoKNIght
#9
my seventh head for the 'body part 1 - the head' workshop.
done entirely in photoshop.
this was a quick one, trying to just lay down the important things.
i failed…
coCoKNIght
#10
my eighth head for the 'body part 1 - the head' workshop.
done entirely in photoshop.
again a really quick one to try and lay down the important things.
this time i think i succeeded
coCoKNIght
#11
my nineth head for the 'body part 1 - the head' workshop.
done entirely in photoshop.
i like this one a lot even though it’s not very close to the original.
i put the focus on the 3d effect and color on this one.
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CARAVAGGIO
David
1609-0
Oil on canvas, 125 x 101 cm
Galleria Borghese, Rome
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#12
my 10th head for the 'body part 1 - the head' workshop.
done entirely in photoshop.
i tried a bit a different approach on this one
and am pretty pleased with the result
especially considering that it didn’t take me long to do.
coCoKNIght
#13
my 11th head for the 'body part 1 - the head' workshop.
done entirely in photoshop.
this is actually my favorit of the series. she doesn’t look so olt time in my version
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PIAMONTINI, Giuseppe
Bust of a woman
1688-89
Marble, life-size
Palazzo Pitti, Florence
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#14
my 12th head for the 'body part 1 - the head' workshop.
done entirely in photoshop.
you need to look at it from a distance. cool isn’t it 
i didn’t want to blend and detail this one.
Talaria
#16
You have some really great digital paintings here, I love the head studys, the baco’s torso is very good too, I love the colors!
coCoKNIght
#17
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MICHELANGELO Buonarroti
Christ Carrying the Cross
1521
Marble, height 205 cm
Santa Maria sopra Minerva, Rome
Talaria: Thank you very much! which one do you like best if I may ask?
coCoKNIght
#19
This one was suprisingly difficult.
011:
MICHELANGELO Buonarroti
David
1504
Marble, height 434 cm
Galleria dell’Accademia, Florence
