Julie PEDRON

Review of Ecole Internationale du Manga ...

I have been a student since the creation of EIMA. ...

I have been a student since the creation of EIMA. I first started in Prep, not being mature enough in my drawing style and the stories I was doing, which made perfect sense to me. This entry into the school was my liberation; before, in applied arts, I was always belittled because I was doing "manga", with big eyes, it's not drawing, etc; I had therefore found myself apart from others, which had closed me in on myself. However, from the EIMA selection internship, I felt good. As if I had found my place. It took a little while to get used to after the start of the school year, but the teachers and my classmates supported me throughout the year, and I managed to get into 1st year without worry . I don't understand the defamatory comments posted below. I knew this student, she was in my class until the middle of the school year, and I saw the arrangements put in place for her. We were made aware of his disability; we knew that we should not speak in order for her to hear, and if we spoke, we were kicked out; normal. It seems absurd to me that people who have never been to EIMA post these kinds of comments. I have heard my opinion on the matter, of course, but this is not the place to write it; settling accounts on social networks is just the immaturity of the person concerned.

And as far as I'm concerned, I fully intend to finish my studies at EIMA, which is for me the place that helped me to flourish in what I was doing, and to meet people. awesome. :)