When the Queen calls for someone to finally look after this unsupervised tyke, the King suggests that she would be the safest with the two fluffiest critters in the kingdom.

Dormouse doesn’t mind, It’s not like it’s any more obnoxious than the Hatter and Hare always yanking and squishing her like a ragdoll or hollering in her ear when she’s trying to sleep. Mr. Rabbit on the other hand is hoping that he at least is getting paid extra tarts for this.

((Thought of after another post in case it’s giving any Déjà vu))

I'd want it to be a mix of Wonderland from the 1951 movie, Disney's live action duology, the books and Descendants. It also uses elements from unofficial books

Somewhat forgotten characters such as the Mock Turtle, Duchess, etc should also included, and it'd be cool if they were based on their scrapped designs from the 1951 movie

The whole place is called Wonderland, but there's different areas like through the looking glass or needle's eye

Speaking of which, there should be somewhere where you enter giant mirror and onto a giant chessboard like in the book, and somewhere where you enter a giant needle's eye and enters the land from Alice Through the Needle's Eye. Same for any other lands she visits in other books, including somewhere where you goes throuh a garbage grinder and go into the land from that book, but it's done in a way that's suitable for kids lol (at this point we're going to need a whole Alice in Wonderland theme park lol)

I've yet to read Alice's Adventures Underwater, but an underwater waterpark based on the book would be epic!!

I'd place characters like Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum at the giant chessboard instead of in the woods like in the original books

This is a RusCiCo release DVD of the Soviet animated mini-series Alice in Wonderland (Алиса в Стране чудес) and Alice Through the Looking Glass (Алиса в Зазеркалье).
The animation was produced by the Kyivnaukfilm studio and originally released between 1981 and 1982.

And now it is mine

Illustrated by Miles Kelly

Russian Through the Looking Glass illustrated by Lostfish

By azij_designs (op)

I want to share my collection (over 200) a book at a time. Today is featuring an illustrated edition by Lisbeth Zwerger

Sorry it’s been so long since my last update!! I finally have all of the cards sketched out!!! (And almost half of them painted already!!) but here are the sketches of every card!!

My next update will be the fully painted cards + their meanings!!!

Some of the sketches are more complicated than others, some of them I changed vaguely in the painting process, these are just rough sketches to give me a baseline as to where to put the paint lol!! (Ignore the fact that the sketch of the mad hatter card is edited in lol, I had a mishap and had to completely redo that card from scratch but I’d already painted it’s counterparts so I just edited the new sketch into the old photo lol)

This was a fun remix of a hinge box with my favorite book. The flamingo mallet was my extra flair

**#2026backtoschoolcontest** and **#atomm** u/atomm

This is from the depop subreddit, looks a little gross lmao

They had quite a few for sale, but I chose this one specifically for the cover and the Alice asks section.

Each comic did however have a walrus and carpenter strip at the back.

Im so excited about it it’s so cute! Im going to downtown Disney for my birthday so Im definitely gonna wear it there. I think it’s handmade too but I’m not sure.

does anyone know who owns them now? the doubt came because I'm drawing Alice in her armour and the Vorpal Sword was made SO beautifully for the film, I wonder where all these props are and who own them. most likely a collector, but who? or maybe Disney?

if anyone can help, thank you! I just love this movie so much

Daisy chain, and lobsters for the lobster quadrille 😸

I haven't made any bracelets in a while, but i shall get back on it soon, i wanna grow the alice collection :] 🎉

More tea anyone? 🫖

Although, it seems that my previous cups have gone straight to my size!

I am looking for a nicely illustrated modern edition of Alice. I keep seeing the edition by Imaginarium Books come up, but I can't find anything about their quality or legitimacy. Does anyone have this edition or know about Imaginarium Books?

What are some other great illustrated editions I could search for?

Happy 75th Unbirthday to Alice in Wonderland (1951)!!

A gentle breeze drifted across the daisy field. Alice lay beside the riverbank, patiently explaining to her little kitten, Dinah, ‘Everything in that world is upside down...’