Frederik Peeters

Frederik Peeters ( born August 14, 1974 in Geneva ) is a Swiss cartoonist.

Peeters started drawing in childhood. With seven years, he created his first autobiographical comic. In 1992 he contributed to Sauve qui peut comics anthology with a contribution. In 1995 he completed his studies in visual communication from in his hometown of Geneva. His first comic album he released in 1997 with Fromage confiture in publishing Atrabile he had jointly founded with three friends.

Was published in 2001 pillules Bleues ( Blue Pills ) on which he had worked for three months. In it, he describes his own experience in a love relationship with an HIV-infected woman. The comic was in 2001 awarded the Prix Rodolphe Töpffer pour la jeune bande dessinée genevoise and was nominated in 2002 at the Festival International de la Bande Dessinée d' Angoulême "Best Album". Blue pills came out in Germany Reprodukt and was well received by most critics. In intro you wrote, for example, the work of drawing and narrative leave a lasting impression. " Since the comic is neither superficial instructive, yet is caught in dismay case, he manages to overcome the obstructive distance that characterizes other works on this subject for the most part. "

After a scenario Ibn Al Rabin Peeters created the comic Les Miettes, according to a story Pierre Wazems the four-volume series coma. From 2003 to 2006 moved Atrabile his science - fiction series lupus in four volumes. From 2004 to 2006 it was nominated in Angoulême, in 2007, and finally the price " Les Essentiels d' Angoulême ".

Works

  • Fromage confiture, 1997
  • Brendon Bellard, 1998
  • Blue pills ( Pilules Bleues ), 2001
  • Les Miettes, 2001
  • Constellation, 2002
  • Coma since 2003
  • Lupus, 2003-2006
  • Onomatopées, 2004
  • Pachyderme, 2009
  • Château de sable, 2010
  • AAMA
Angoulême International Comics Festival Prize for Best Album Integrated Authority File
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