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Cette BD est un recueil d’une grande majorité des anecdotes du quotidien d'Eupholie depuis les travaux pratiques de chimie au collège jusqu’à son Master en Media Design aujourd’hui. Elle a retravaillé les dessins trop anciens, raconté son premier festival de BD, ses premières dédicaces, ses coups de cœur en jeux vidéo et surtout, elle sait que vous mourez d’envie de connaître les moindres détails de ses journées exceptionnelles et pleines de suspense où elle a par exemple été malade ou même loupé un train.
- GenresBande Dessinée
208 pages, Hardcover
First published January 20, 2024
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May 31, 2025
BESANÇON MENTIONNED RRRAAAAHHHHH 🗣️
April 23, 2024
BD qui redonne le sourire avec un style de dessin doux, mignon et drôle. Attention cette BD contient plein d’abeilles.
June 28, 2025
A comic book full of tender, funny little scenes, which aptly captures what a Gen Z artist is going through today.
I was first struck by the coherence of the whole. Although it's a collection of little scenes from life, Eupholie organizes them according to a chronological and thematic logic that ties the whole thing together. We follow the birth of her vocation, her hesitations between science and drawing, her setbacks with schools, right up to her most personal creations, with a welcome videogame interlude.
The choice of colors, discreet but well thought-out, brings a touch of freshness to the plates and breaks the monotony of black and white. Some pages really stand out.
I also really enjoyed seeing her more varied illustrations slipped into the story. They show that she can break away from her usual cute style, and reveal the full extent of her graphic sensibility.
Her collaborations with other artists, such as Boulet and Lelay, add a warm, friendly touch to the whole.
Some passages hint at a kind of guilt in recounting one's life or making a living from one's art. Far from detracting from the tone, these moments bring a touching sincerity and underline the disconnect she sometimes feels with her times, while retaining a welcome lightness.
And her humor works very well indeed. It's a lucid, slightly disillusioned kind of humor, reflecting a generation that doubts but doesn't want to give up.
On a personal note, the recurrent references to his fatigue are a little tiresome. Even though it's a central element of his daily life, I found the insistence a bit tiresome in the long run.
Apart from that, I had a really good time. A funny, sensitive and authentic read.
I was first struck by the coherence of the whole. Although it's a collection of little scenes from life, Eupholie organizes them according to a chronological and thematic logic that ties the whole thing together. We follow the birth of her vocation, her hesitations between science and drawing, her setbacks with schools, right up to her most personal creations, with a welcome videogame interlude.
The choice of colors, discreet but well thought-out, brings a touch of freshness to the plates and breaks the monotony of black and white. Some pages really stand out.
I also really enjoyed seeing her more varied illustrations slipped into the story. They show that she can break away from her usual cute style, and reveal the full extent of her graphic sensibility.
Her collaborations with other artists, such as Boulet and Lelay, add a warm, friendly touch to the whole.
Some passages hint at a kind of guilt in recounting one's life or making a living from one's art. Far from detracting from the tone, these moments bring a touching sincerity and underline the disconnect she sometimes feels with her times, while retaining a welcome lightness.
And her humor works very well indeed. It's a lucid, slightly disillusioned kind of humor, reflecting a generation that doubts but doesn't want to give up.
On a personal note, the recurrent references to his fatigue are a little tiresome. Even though it's a central element of his daily life, I found the insistence a bit tiresome in the long run.
Apart from that, I had a really good time. A funny, sensitive and authentic read.
February 2, 2025
Parfaitement ce dont j'avais besoin pour un dimanche. Parfait pour lire quand on est aux chiottes au lieu de scroller sur le tel (c'est un gag dans le bouquin, et en vrai c'est un compliment). C'est d'où les dessins sont beaux / cute / marrant. Ça se feuillette et ça donne le smile en parlant de la vingtaine : ne pas laisser la stupidité te mettre en pls, mais la dessiner pour en rire ensemble, c'est un super projet. Grosse réussite, je suis fier d'avoir ça dans ma bibliothèque (en plus y'a des cameo d'autres artistes que j'aime, j'adore).
June 28, 2025
En lisant je me suis dit "ah mais moi aussi ça me fait ça lol"
j'ai beaucoup rigolé en lisant et j'ai adoré aussi les pages random avec des Pokémon, fromages ou autres bestioles (oui les fromages c'est parfois des bestioles, faut pas les garder dans le frigo à ce stade)
j'ai beaucoup rigolé en lisant et j'ai adoré aussi les pages random avec des Pokémon, fromages ou autres bestioles (oui les fromages c'est parfois des bestioles, faut pas les garder dans le frigo à ce stade)
February 16, 2024
j'adore les dessins d'eupholie, alors il me fallait sa bande dessinée
lecture incroyable et pleine d'humour !!
lecture incroyable et pleine d'humour !!
April 6, 2024
Je me sens moins seule...mais bon maintenant j'ai envie de protéger les abeilles.
June 17, 2024
Trop mignon et rigolot au même temps. Vie introvertie de l'autrice dabs la veinteine.
April 11, 2025
Drôle, doux une bonne lecture coconing
April 15, 2025
Les chabeilles ❤️
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