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String comment = 'As someone who is starting studying fundies just now but has a somewhat ok knowledge of proportions, How much anatomy and figure drawing knowledge do you need to be able to draw detailed muscular body intuitively?';
'>>7154343
fairly';
'>>7154343
Speaking as a medic trying to learn art, you should learn the regional bundles of muscles that give function to the moving parts. This should only be done after you learn bones and the region within them in which the bundles of muscle stick, because both bones provide landmarks for muscles to form, and muscle itself leaves an impression on them.
Nobody has any idea of how to draw a hip for this reason, and thus they have trouble when posing the body and would rely on reference instead of intuitively know what's going on. Leonardo learned to draw from corpses, not reference books.';
'>How much anatomy and figure drawing knowledge do you need to be able
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'>>7154343
Knowledge wise, a handful of instructional books or video courses on artistic anatomy is enough. To actually draw it, you need thousands of hours following a valid method with many repeated attempts of deliberate practice with timely feedback.';
'>>7154343
As much as you want';
'A "detailed muscular body"? Basically 0. You didn't say it needed to be accurate or realistic, just detailed and muscular, so you can really just do whatever.';
'>>7154343
>How much anatomy and figure drawing knowledge do you need to be able to draw detailed muscular body intuitively?
You need at least 2 years of intensive studies focused on anatomy and nothing else.';
'>>7154343
Manga materials took 2+ years to learn how to draw anatomy on a decent level from memory.';
'>>7154343rche-male-musclenames-anatomy-33162ec759e04d2985dbbdf4ec908d66' ;
not much, and if you forget how something looks like, you can just look it up
https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/eco
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