(ANSAmed)- BELGRADE, 22 APRIL - Belgrade is hosting the International Conference of Young Scientists (ICYS) until April 23, which is an unofficial world championship for research papers from several domains, bringing together high-school students from the entire world.
The conference has presented research works from the domains of physics, mathematics, IT, environmental protection, biology and chemistry.
The event is bringing together young scientists from Indonesia, the Netherlands, Germany, Russia, China, Poland, Lithuania, Ukraine, Georgia, the United Kingdom, Malaysia, Brazil, Singapore, Turkey, Hungary, Croatia and other countries.
The 21st conference should have been held in Ukraine, but due to the recent developments in that country, the Belgrade-based regional center was tasked with organizing it.
The conference has 43 active member countries, and it has so far gathered over 3,500 young scientists from various countries.
You have to be confident to draw, no matter how good you can draw. Then I would have lessons or self teach myself how to draw human figures and etc; everything you have to be …able to draw. But really, because you can draw manga doesn't mean you can always be a mangaka (a manga artist), because manga is part of Art. So I guess you have to study art and such in high school and in uni. I don't think there is a university for learning manga. (If there is, it would be very rare i think.) After uni I would have to FULLY confident in art AND manga. (MORE)	
Whenever you feel like it. But you'll need a lot of time, planning, and parental consent if you want to send anything to a publsiher.
Buy good materials for your manga, design your art room, conduct a good storyline and timeline for your manga, come up with some kick butt characters, make up their stories, t…hen mix it all into one manga, and then try to get it published by Tokyopop or Seven Seas manga companies. (MORE)	
If the manga is about the artist of the manga itself, (Say, if Artist A were to make a comic called "The Life of Artist A".) it would be an autobiographical manga. The mang…a is about another artist, (Say, Artist A makes a comic about Artist B.) it would be a biographical manga. If the manga is about a fictional manga artist, then it would depend on what genre the manga was. Drama, comedy, etc. (MORE)	
Well it is diferent of every other mangaka, but Kishimoto Masashi get payed 100 Dollars pro one manga he created weekly...
Hm...while I'm not quite an expert, I do know that you need a lot of different types of pens to ink with(fine, bold, etc.) ; you also need a lot of screentone. Sometimes they …have papers with the manga guidelines already on them, so that could be useful. You'll need lots of ink: black, white, and colored(for color pages, of course). A computer can also be very useful when it has the right programs installed in it, not to mention you can go on the internet for research. I also think it would be helpful if you carried a notebook or notepad around with you in case you came up with an idea or a quote or a plot or something...that's everything I can think of on the spot. I'll update if I think of more. (MORE)	
In Japanese vowels are most comonly prononced like this; A - sounds like a in f a ther (but shorter), E - sounds like e in m e t, I - sounds like ee in m ee t (but shor…ter), O - sounds like o in o ld, U - sounds like oo in h oo k (but it is more accecptable to not round your lips when prononcing), The syllables in words are all of equal length and strength (unless the vowel is repeated Yuu, or YÅ«, where the line on top means it lasts doble the length). So you don't say MAN -GA-KA (or MAN- GA- KA, or even then MAN-GA- KA ). Therefore the pronuciation is: / m a n g a k a / (m-ah-n-g-ah-k-ah) (MORE)	
A mangaka just means and author of a manga, as a author would write and illustrate a book, a mangaka does the same to their manga.
A Mangaka doesn't get paid salary. They get paid for whatever they sold. The average Mangaka works roughly 8-10 hours a day. Generally they have to give in 20-40 pages of m…anga a month so it's one compleated page every day (not including the time it takes to write the story). If the editor doesn't like it the Mangaka has to re-do it. Also the extra art like cover art or graphic books. You don't get an hourly rate but a contract based partially on sales, the average contract is usually for a beginner 500$ per 20 pg's. Assuming it takes 5 hours per page about 5$ per hour. If the Managaka's just starting then they're looking at self publishing which is Doujinshi. In that case they make what they sell after paying their own printing fee. They have to then calculate their costs; time to make the comic, materials used, paying assistances, ect. ect. ect. In the end the profit is compleatly dependent on the Mangaka. (MORE)	
Manga paper with various nib pens, usually, and then toner is added after the linework is done, and then colored ink for covers and such.