I'm looking for an exhaustive list of online and offline tutorials for
drawing Japanese anime. For offline resources, I basically mean books,
but bonus points for coming up with something else. If there's a book
series with multiple volumes (like "How to Draw Manga"), then don't
mention every title, just mention the series' name. Here's an example
for how the list should be formatted and what information it should
display:

Online Tutorials
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Site Title: Polykarbon: Tutorials
Site URL: http://www.polykarbon.com/tutorials/
Description: Over two dozen basic tutorials on how to draw anime.

Offline
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Title: How to Draw Manga
Online URL: http://www.howtodrawmanga.com
Description: A well-rated book series on how to draw anime and manga.

Pretty basic stuff. I'm building an art project and I'd like to have
the *best* links area online for drawing various things, such as
anime. I'm looking for 50-100 entries. If you can far exceed that, you
get a sweet tip :-).

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Request for Question Clarification by pafalafa-ga on 06 Aug 2005 12:31 PDT

adamagb-ga,


It's possible to construct a well-crafted search that will return
thousands of "how to draw anime" links:


://www.google.com/search?num=100&hl=en&lr=&safe=off&rls=GGLD%2CGGLD%3A2003-43%2CGGLD%3Aen&q=%22how+to+draw+anime+OR+manga%22+OR+%22learn+to+draw+anime+OR+manga%22



These are pretty much listed in order of popularlity, at least as far
as their presence on the internet goes.


HOWEVER, to put 50-100 of these in the precise format you asked for
would take far more effort than can be justified in the scope of $30
question, I'm afraid.


Please have a look at the above link, and let me know if it comes
close to answering your question, and what other information you would
need for a full answer.

Thanks,

pafalafa-ga

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Clarification of Question by adamagb-ga on 06 Aug 2005 13:10 PDT

I understand I can go through Google, but I really don't have time to
sort through and format all these links. I'd like to just be able to
copy and paste the information.

If no one's willing to do this for $35, then that's fine, I'll find
some other method of getting the information or think above revising
my budget.

hi adamagb-ga

Most of the sites I have found, don't offer near as much detail as
Polykarbon - the one you mentioned.

I have however found one VERY good site that might be helpful:

            http://www.bakaneko.com/howto/

Details:  More details on how to draw muscles and different poses.