Wheres the best way to learn to draw anime?

i found a great video on youtube although it was chibi but still youtube has many tutorials and not only u dont have 2 pay 4 classes but often they are normal people not art teachers so their explenation is really simple to other normal people like you and me BTW CAN SOMEONE HELP ME WITH MY QUESTION GO TO MY PAGE ANDANSWER IT

There is no easy way to become exceptionally good in drawing anime. Neither is there a single, "best" way to draw anime. You'll find that different mangakas employ different techniques or ways to draw, from the pen they love to use to how they view a perspective on stories and character outlines. As the saying goes, "Different strokes for different folks" XD! What may be the best way for you won't necessarily be the best for me. Many people might find that they can emulate a mangaka's style, but there is indeed a few others out there also who couldn't draw the way he/she did, no matter how hard they try to O.o. It's both a boon and bane. I suggest that you keep on at it - practice, practice, practice. Most budding-mangakas start by drawing a particular art from an anime they like (from what I see - others may not think this so XE). They pause the anime on the screen, and either capture it (if it's on the PC), or just hold the scene there and they draw. There are other mangakas or senior doujin artists that say that if what you draw is as similar to the original work (or almost that a casual fan could recognize it straight away), then we'd say you might as well have all the essentials to become an anime artist/mangaka XE. Eventually sometime sooner or later, you'll find your own unique stroke, that is to say, a definite drawing personality which becomes the basis outline of everything you draw. Last but not least, enjoy what you're doing and have fun! Hard for you become successful in drawing something if you loath both the art and the process of drawing it XE.

I have some of those 'How to Draw Manga' books, the original ones by Manga Universoty I think. They're not bad. They have some good techniques for getting proportions right and perspective, all sorts of things. And there are some that address specific areas like women's clothes, giant robots, battle techniques. A good series of book but a little expensive.

If your like my friend Ice,then I suggest you should practice.if not then get a book for drawing anime,and see how the eyes,and the head look like.then try to see if you get them.if not...then ask someone, who also does anime...to help you with these things.

if you like reading manga; you could borrow, or buy some of your favorite books and practice drawing the artwork by seeing how they're drawn in the manga.

May be I am lucky. I never took any drawing class but i can draw and draw anime nicely. I still don't know how do I do it.

Who cares? Anime is for huge losers..

buy a book