Margherita Morotti

Illustration
Short comics
Vado. Ciao. Ettore / is a 30pp short comic about Ettore Sottsass Jr. andf his relationship with Milan, following his days in the city through his books, interviews and diaries, made for  Materia Degenere 3.

Materia Degenere is a biennal publication by Diablo Edizioni every issue focus on an important Italian comic artist: this third issue tributes Baolo Bacilieri.

MD3 features original short stories by Claudia Bumbica, Maria Giulia Chistolini, Giorgia Rachel Donnan, Giulia Ratti and me.
  Our editor, Matteo Contin, selected six important works by Bacilieri, one for comic artist, to be recalled as we preferred.
  We were then asked to set every short story in Milan - as Bacilieri’s body of work ofter recalls the city.
I choose Brera, ofted recalled by Sottsass himself.






METTETE DEI FIORI NEI / Double page comic, written by cosmic Eleonora Amianto and published on italian newspaper La Lettura de Il Corriere della Sera.
TU-TUM BUM BUM / Comic panel for Domani Fumetti #49, which contains ten short comics themed Cuore / Heart. 

AD Michela Rossi.

Post Pink / Some excerpts from Post Pink comic anthology, edited by Elisabetta Sedda and published in Italy by Feltrinelli Comics.


The book is split into nine chapters,each aimed at investigating the woman's body - including stereotypes and perception, from eyes to dreams, from mouth to the whole idea of femininity. I was asked to write a short story about woman’s instinct.
IDENTITY / My contribute to Lök Zine #5, ID.







UNTITLED / Short story about thoughts, nature and perception drawn for Stripburger #75.

Stripburger all’italiana! focus on italian comic book artists and illustrators, and was developed and released during the pandemic.

Many thanks to Tanja.


MARAMAO PERCHÈ SEI MORTO / Double page tribute to Maramao perchè sei morto, an italian popular song with ancient origins. Often related with politics, it became a pop hit during the 30s thanks to Trio Lescano, and in recent decades it has established itself as a popular children song.


Maramao, why are you dead?
You had salad in the garden,
And a home, and wine and bread!

The tragic epilogue of Maramao is part of Frankenstein Magazine #01.
SPAGHETTI / Short story written by Pablo Cammello and out for Gnam!, second issue of the comic anthology B*Comics • Fucilate a strisce by IFIX Studio.
DIMENSIONS / Short story for the 10th issue of LÖK zine #10 comics and illustration anthology.



SLINT, WASHER / This Is Not A Love Song / TINALS is a project created and developed by Andrea Provinciali: a collection of paper tapes, each one illustrated by a love song.
I illustrated Washer by Slint.




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