How do pro artists draw anatomy? (and make it look natural)

[@wattsatelier]

Don't miss the opportunity to draw along! Link to reference and demo in the video description.

[@michael5045]

Beautiful, Watts is back and with better videos than ever. Always love watching Erik, he really is a master, and THANK YOU for providing the reference photo, especially on screen at the same time! I get why you may not want to, but it really really improves the quality of the video, and let's people easily draw along. Which they will! Especially when it's easy like this with no real hurdles. Much love guys, and thanks for all your content.

[@mrtrunin]

What an incredible gem to end the week with. Thank you Erik and the Watts team 🎉❤

[@RawazJabbar]

Master watts please upload more often 🔥

[@stevenseymour4372]

Like a breath of fresh air man, these videos give you a boost of encouragement and with winter coming in so nice to watch these over and over Jeff man can't thank you enough so flipping glad you're uploading again I hope there are more to come you guys and gals are amazing thank you.

[@theperfectloaf]

I just love Erik's videos. Thank you for uploading this (and more, please!).

[@richardnagele5877]

Great to see you back

[@jeanmarc4956]

omg im soo excited!! will be starting in december for a 4 year journey... i told my woman and she said you've always loved art, so you should take the course and become a professional concept artist lol. i watch watts atelier drawings and instructors everyday.😍😍 you guys are rockstars to me at this point.

[@davidwilliams8405]

We learned basic, artistic anatomy when I was at the Cleveland Institute of Art, it was part of Freshman Life Drawing. We even had a skeleton, don't know if it was real or imitation bone, in a locker on wheels; we named her "Anorexia Annie." Our instructor would take her out and place her alongside the model, in much the same pose as the model as possible. What a great time, great class it was!

[@rc3446]

Osiyo, I enjoy seeing how another artists draws. Everyone has he's r her style to draw the human body. Gave me some tips on how to see shapes & shading. It's been over 30 years since I've drawn, LIFE. Been buying Anatomy books some help just not much in what I'm looking for to improve my art. Good video enjoyed the common-tear enjoyed the artist Erik.

[@angelruizrisueno2729]

Magnífico trabajo, muy bueno. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@umikage]

Welcome back!

[@michaelangelo5217]

YAY! New video!!!

[@luispaoloapostol2047]

Banger 🙏🙏🙏

[@tylerstanley1064]

Yes!!!

[@dougg1075]

Bad to the bizone. Love it

[@bingshan1218]

Beautiful!!! What kind of pencil is Erik using? Thank you!

[@theartofnemo]

Given the black shaft, probably a Conte A Paris 2b

[@theartofnemo]

Or B, depends on the newsprint

[@michael5045]

Almost positive its a Conte B

[@bozoclown2098]

I do not recall The Reilly method talking anatomy.

[@socratesthecabdriver]

🙏

[@mythorlegend]

Dude like i get it thumb nails needs to draw attention i do appreaciate Your skills, but don't put HULK in thumbnail if You don't plan to do a art study on it.....

[@michael5045]

You dumb no offense. On the left of the thumbnail is a clearly finished, fully rendered and coloured piece, while on the right, is a larger image of the clearly in progress/demonstration of a torso showing anatomy, as relating to the title. I'm not sure what you expected. A full demonstration of both pieces? No where in the title or even the description does it mention drawing HULK. Would you prefer if they had a giant thumbnail of someone making a dumb face? There's just no pleasing some people.