About Christophe Chabouté
Born 1967. Christophe Chabouté is a French comics artist, visual artist, illustrator, comics writer and comic book artist.
Christophe Chabouté (born 8 February 1967) is a French comics artist.
Biography Chabouté was born on February 8, 1967; he is of Alsatian heritage. Chabouté attended Fine Arts courses in Angoulême and Strasbourg. The publishing house Vents d'Ouest published his first pieces in 1993 in Les Récits, a collective album about Arthur Rimbaud. But Chabouté became best known in 1998 by publishing Sorcières by Éditions du Téméraire (awarded at the Illzach Festival) and Quelques jours d'été by Editions Paquet (Alph'Art Coup de Coeur Festival Angoulême). He has also illustrated novels for young people. His work Alone , which is translated into English by Ivanka Hahnenberger, is considered his masterpiece.
Works
Albums
Sorcières, Le Téméraire, 1998 (rééd. Vents d'Ouest, 2001) Quelques jours d'été, éditions Paquet, 1998 (rééd. 1999 & 2004) Zoé, collection Intégra, Vents d'Ouest, 1999 Pleine lune, collection Intégra, Vents d'Ouest, 2000 Un îlot de bonheur, Paquet, 2001 La bête, collection Intégra, Vents d'Ouest, 2002 Purgatoire, collection Equinoxe, Vents d'Ouest
Livre 1, 2003 Livre 2, 2004 Livre 3, 2005
Henri Désiré Landru, collection Intégra, Vents d'Ouest, 2006 To Build a Fire (Construire un feu), collection Equinoxe, Vents d'Ouest, 2007 – After the 1907 short story by Jack London – Prix Cognac du Meilleur Album "One Shot" 2008 Alone (Tout seul), Vents d'Ouest, 2008 – (Sélection officielle du Festival d'Angoulême 2009) Terre-Neuvas, collection Intégra, Vents d'Ouest, 2009 Fables Amères, De Tout Petits Riens, Vents d'Ouest, 2010 Princesses aussi vont au petit coin (Les), Vents d'Ouest, 2011 The Park Bench (Un peu de bois et d'acier), Vents d'Ouest, 2012 Moby Dick, Vents d'Ouest – After the 1851 novel by Herman Melville
Livre Premier, 2014 Livre Second, 2014
Fables amères, Détails futiles, Vents d'Ouest, 2019 Yellow Cab, Vents d'Ouest, 2021 – After the book by Benoît Cohen Musée, Vents d'Ouest and Musée d'Orsay, 2023 Plus loin qu'ailleurs, Vents d'Ouest, 2025
Illustrations
La chute du corbeau, écrit par Jean-Charles Bernardini, Mango Jeunesse, coll Le cercle magique, 2003
Adaptations The Park Bench was adapted into a silent black and white 45-minutes film directed by Antonin Le Guay (Sandgate Productions) in 2014. It was partly funded through the crowdfunding platform Kiss Kiss Bank Bank from 2 to 27 June 2014. The funding ended on 134%.
The French music group L'Étrange K and the association Scènes occupation signed in April 2016 an adaptation of the same Chabouté comic strip in "BD-concert" (diffusion of the comic book accompanied by live music).
Awards
1999: Alph-Art coup de cœur at festival d'Angoulême for Quelques jours d'été 2002: Special mention of the Angoulême jury for Un îlot de bonheur 2006: Grand Prix RTL de la bande dessinée for Henri Désiré Landru 2010: Prix de la BD polar Expérience - Evene à l'occasion du festival Quais du Polar de Lyon for Terre-Neuvas
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Who is Christophe Chabouté?
French comics artist
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Christophe Chabouté was born on 8 February 1967 in Alsace.
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Christophe Chabouté is a comics artist, visual artist, illustrator, comics writer and comic book artist.
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Christophe Chabouté is French.
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