Wonderlost: Queen of Hearts by ~xanthic on deviantART

The Wonderlost series is my artistic interpretation and dark twist on the numerous characters from Lewis Carroll‘s ‘Alice in Wonderland‘ and ‘Through the Looking Glass‘ stories,” says xanthic of his incredible series of images. “The theme across the whole series is to give each character the look of a porcelain doll, with very pale bleach white skin and bleached white clothing. To sharply contrast the sterile white throughout the painting, there are elements that are either black or blood red, either on the character’s physical self (as in the form of hair) or in their accessories.


Wonderlost: Alice Rev by ~xanthic on deviantART


Wonderlost: Mad Hatter by ~xanthic on deviantART

Xanthic first conceptualizes his characters in Adobe Illustrator and then paints them using Adobe Photoshop. His palette of choice when creating consists mostly of whites and mid-tone grey colors, with contrasting smatterings of black and red. Once a piece is completed, xanthic floods the image with “an antique wash” to give it depth and age.


Wonderlost: Card Guard by ~xanthic on deviantART


Wonderlost: The Duchess by ~xanthic on deviantART

Of all the Alice In Wonderland artwork I’ve seen of late (and believe me, I see a lot), these are without a doubt some of the most original & imaginative (if somewhat gruesome) interpretations I’ve come across.


Wonderlost: Caterpillar Rev by ~xanthic on deviantART

You can see more amazing artwork by xanthic on his deviantart portfolio (as well as get desktop wallpapers of all of these great images), and on his website (if it works for you – I couldn’t get passed the main menu myself haha). You’re also welcome to follow xanthic‘s artistic adventures via his Twitter account.


Wonderlost: Tweedle Dee by ~xanthic on deviantART


Wonderlost: Humpty Dumpty by ~xanthic on deviantART

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Artist Sandra arteagA creates amazing artwork & crafts delightful dolls. Her recent works, inspired by Alice In Wonderland, lead me to believe that the girl is quite thoroughly insane – which I personally think is just marvelous! :) Here are her Alice & Cheshire Cat.

Alice & Cheshire by Sandra ArteagA

Alice & Cheshire by Sandra ArteagA

detail of Alice by Sandra ArteagA

Alice detail

Alice & Cheshire by Sandra ArteagA

Alice & Cheshire by Sandra ArteagA

You can find more amazing creations
by Sandra arteagA
on her blog & at her Etsy store

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17
Apr

Answers At Last: Why is a raven like a writing desk?

   Posted by: Kenneth Rougeau   in Alice In Wonderland

Why is a raven like a writing desk?

Why is a raven like a writing desk?

Alice sighed wearily. `I think you might do something better with the time,’ she said, `than waste it in asking riddles that have no answers.’

For those of you who’ve been driven crazy contemplating Hatter’s riddle, here at last is a sensible answer…

“Why is a raven like a writing desk?”
htoB nO etorW eoP esuaceB

Now you know ;)

The Raven, Edgar Allan Poe by Kenneth Rougeau

The Raven (Edgar Allan Poe) by Kenneth Rougeau

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