Mauro Lirussi

Freelance illustrator based in Argentina. | All the work displayed here is mine. | See more at maurolirussi.blogspot.com

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This week I’ll be updating my shop at RedBubble.

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Come take a look at my new shop at RedBubble. 

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Come take a look at my new shop on RedBubble.

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Come take a look at my new shop at RedBubble.

I’ll be releasing very affordable prints and some merch too. Every purchase will be of great help to support my work!

By the way, this is a page from my comic book Le Soldat Inconnu Vivant, written by Jean-Yves Le Naour and published by Roymodus.

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Another reminder about my new shop on RedBubble.

I’ll be focusing on prints at a very affordable price, but will also include some merch when the piece is appropriate for it.

Every purchase you can make to support my work will be greatly appreciated!

Go to the shop

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Come take a look at my new shop on RedBubble.

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Quick reminder to take a look at my new shop at RedBubble.

I'll be focusing on prints at a very affordable price, but will also include some merch when the piece is appropriate for it. 

Every purchase you can make to support my work will be greatly appreciated!

Go to the shop

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I wanted to quickly announce that I've opened a shop on RedBubble. Go take a look!. Every purchace will help support my work and will be greatly appreciated.

Go to the shop

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For the unlikely followers of my usually muted artwork who are also interested in children’s books, I wanted to share the fact that my book “The Wall” has recently been published.

See a couple more pictures and a summary of the story on this Behance project.

Available on Amazon

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Bread-and-Butterfly, from “Through the Looking Glass (And What Alice Found There)” by Lewis Carroll. 'Crawling at your feet,' said the Gnat (Alice drew her feet back in some alarm), 'you may observe a Bread-and-Butterfly. Its wings are thin slices of Bread-and-butter, its body is a crust, and its head is a lump of sugar.'

'And what does it live on?'

'Weak tea with cream in it.'

A new difficulty came into Alice's head. 'Supposing it couldn't find any?' she suggested.

'Then it would die, of course.'

'But that must happen very often,' Alice remarked thoughtfully.

'It always happens,' said the Gnat.

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Mater Tenebrarum o Nuestra Señora de las Tinieblas ("Suspiria de Profundis", de Thomas De Quincey - aunque el texto fue tomado de "Los Paraísos Artificiales", de Baudelaire). "Es una de las visiones que el opio sugería -u ordenaba- a De Quincey. La más joven de sus Erinias personales, señora de la demencia y guía de los suicidas, con los ojos llenos de luz desesperada. Se mueve a pasos vacilantes, con gracia trágica; sinuosa y leve, como el tigre en el acecho; o brusca y violenta, como el tigre en la embestida. La vida sólo existe fuera de sus dominios. Apenas se puede hablar de ella en voz baja."

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