Denis Bajram

Denis Bajram is a scenario writer and draftsman of Cartoon born in Paris region in 1970.

His/her father is resulting from an Albanian family emigrated in France. Workman, he becomes engineer while following courses of the evening to the Technical school and manages to become one of the top executives of Unilever Europe. The mother of Denis belongs to a family of twelve children raised in the Catholicisme. Denis Bajram makes his studies at the Oratoriens. He discovers Nietzsche and calls into question his faith during his formation to the Art schools.

Studying in the Art schools, then in scenography with the Arts déco of Paris, he collaborates in reviews such as Scarce or Goinfre (of which he was editor association), before working some time as illustrator and graphic designer for Hachette.

Finally, it is devoted to the cartoon, creating a workshop in Paris region with Mathieu Lauffray, before joining with Angouleme the Atelier Sanzot then the Atelier Entropy. It meets his wife, Valerie Mangin at a meeting of dedication of volume 2 of Cryozone and works with her in the Saint-Julien workshop in Paris then that of the Drying oven with Brussels.

In 2006, it creates with Valerie Mangin the editions Solar Quadrant. He is the leading director.

Denis Bajram, with his series Universal War One , became a reference impossible to circumvent of the science fiction.

Publications

; Cryozone (Delcourt, collection Neopolis) : scénario Thierry Cailleteau, drawings Denis Bajram, colors Florence Breton, Nadine Thomas

; dead Memories (Humanoïdes Associated) : scénario Denis Bajram, drawings Lionel Chouin, colors Denis Bajram, Freon, dialogs Valerie Mangin

; Universal War One (Sun Productions) : scénario, drawings and colors: Denis Bajram)

See too

Sources

Christian Marmonnier, “Denis Bajram in the intimacy”, maintenance published in Supreme dimension n°1, Sun presses, Toulon, February 2006. Maintenance develops the youth and the formation of Bajram, as well as the genesis of Universal War One .

External bond

Official site
Editions Solar Quadrant

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