#alice in wonderland
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♟️ Alice in Wonderland ♟️
Part I
Photo - Yulia Evllin
Model, style - Lina Groza
Location, dress - Vzaperti
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going through and redoing my wonderland au designs because all the old ones r ancient and its driving me up the wall looking at them lol
here’s william my beloved <3
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CHESHIRE CAT original art Wonderland ink handmade unique - SIZE DinA4 21x29cm - Alice in Wonderland Lewis Carroll Halloween Medusa Dollmaker
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A very happy un-un-birthday (which is to say, birthday) to Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, better known as Lewis Carroll, the author of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland (1865)andThrough the Looking-Glass (1871). Today marks the 190th anniversary of his birth in 1832 in Daresbury, Cheshire, England. His classic nonsense tales following the character Alice have delighted children and intrigued philosophers for decades.
The genesis of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland can be traced to stories that Lewis Carroll told to entertain the Liddell children on rowing trips near Oxford. He had been a close family friend of the Liddells ever since they moved to Oxford in the 1850s. On one rowing trip in 1862, Alice Liddell pleaded with Carroll to write down the story he told that day, and he produced the manuscript version Alice’s Adventures Under Ground for her. This manuscript served as the basis for the print version, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, which was published in 1865 by Macmillan to great critical acclaim.
This 1920s edition published by Saalfield, a prolific children’s publisher based in Ohio, features the iconic black and white illustrations created by Sir John Tenniel (1820-1914), a prominent political cartoonist who worked for Punchmagazine.
Images from: Carroll, Lewis. Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. Akron, Ohio: Saalfield Pub. Co, 1920.
Call number: PR4611 .A7 1920
Catalog record: https://bit.ly/3Gjz8mZ
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Check out my instagram page for the link to my interview with this gorgeous and magical creature, the painter Adrienne Stein! And support us with a Follow!
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“I indulgently like to imagine Adrienne as a whip-smart Disney character quietly spending her days surrounded by heavy books, blooming plants, and candle-lit altars, perhaps with a wolf curled at her feet, turning out these magical paintings. But let’s hear about Adrienne Stein’s world from the painter herself!”
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Cheshire Cat
Can you spot all the references? Let me know which ones you recognize in the comments!
First drawing for my new illustration series “Science (&) Fiction”
I’m starting a series of drawings that marry my two great loves, science and art. Despite being in a very analytical and scientific field, I have always found that anime, books, cartoons, and movies enriched my understanding of the world. There are a couple more photos in the series coming up. Which books, movies, and shows have shaped you?
#drawing #illustration #conceptart #science(&)fiction #poetofthepiano #nes #anatomy #science #fiction #art #humananatomy #anime #cartoon #book #movie #themidnightgospel #adventuretime #kimetsunoyaiba #demonslayer #deadcells #1984 #aliceinwonderland #castlevania #stevenuniverse #lordoftherings #lotr #greekmythology #tatamigalaxy #isaacasimov #kurtvonnegut #italocalvino
I’ve been drawing a lot recently and have decided to post regularly on Instagram! You can follow me there @poetofthepiano (I also feel I’m more responsive on Instagram, generally because a lot of my offline relationships correspond there.
As for analyses, I spent many weeks and much time on a new format for my series of analyses on The Midnight Gospel, but just didn’t like how it turned out at the end of the day. It is very difficult to spend a lot of effort on something only to realise the better decision is to scrap it, but the content of the analysis is something i want to share for certain! After much delay, I’ll be posting them on tumblr soon :D
Concept art for Alice in Wonderland by Mary Blair and a sculpture of the concept art by Kent Melton
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Disneybound day 10: Alice in Wonderland
