Showing posts with label Sir John Tenniel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sir John Tenniel. Show all posts

Friday, October 9, 2009

Lots of Alice Art and Let's Play

There is enough Alice in Wonderland art at this site to keep anyone occupied for hours. There is the inevitable Sir John Tenniel, but in addition there is fan art, photography, art from American McGee's Alice, and some NSFW art as well. All the art is posted with links back to the source, which is really nice. Posted above is Pool Of Tears, by Erin Kelso (aka bluefooted).

You kind of have to scroll down a lot to get to them, but here are pictures of Alice in Wonderland figurines that are pretty cool. These can be bought on Amazon in a four-pack, here: Alice in Wonderland 4-Pack Trading Figures

Let's Play:
If you've ever been curious about American McGee's Alice, but aren't into video games, you can watch an expert gamer named L0rdVega play the entire thing on YouTube. It kind of feels like cheating, but there it is.

Previously: Disney announces Alice in Wonderland game to be released 2010.

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Thursday, October 1, 2009

Alice and White Rabbit Jewelry

Lots of Alice in Wonderland Sir John Tenniel style jewelry here.


More Alice in Wonderland party ideas here. I may have already linked to this one. Sorry if I did!

Artist Ben Mounsey has some Alice in Wonderland inspired art in his portfolio.


Previously: Art and Cupcakes

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Friday, September 4, 2009

There is No News this Friday


Alice is the New Black:

Disney has formally announced merchandising plans for Alice in Wonderland-inspired jewelry and fashions. See article here.



Here is some news about the Tom Binns Alice in Wonderland jewelry line...

The Helena Bonham Carter fansite is hosting a look-alike contest so break out your costumes and submit a photo. But you don't look like Helena Bonham Carter? No sweat. They're also accepting look-alike entries of other Alice in Wonderland characters.

Here is an interview with British comedian Matt Lucas, who will be playing Tweedledee and Tweedledum in Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland 2010.

I'm not sure who this is but they have Alice in Wonderland stamps of the Sir John Tenniel sort.

A nice sketch of Alice about to meet the Queen of Hearts.

Previously: Alice-inspired decorations

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