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Alice in Wonderland - by Ry-Spirit

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The Inked Wonder by ~rAskopticon

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How scrumptious does huffy little Alice look in this picture?

I’m ecstatic that artist Brianne Drouhard included in her drawing the bread-and-butterflies. Next to the mome raths, they’re my favourite Wonderland creature.

It’s Disney Wednesday!

I am quickly becoming obsessed with Kathryn “SpicyStewedDemon” Hudson’s unique art style. Especially when it comes to her Disney fan art.

Her descriptions accompanying her superhero renditions of Disney ladies are great too:

• A mild mannered librarian by day, Belle transforms by the power of The Rose at night! This super justice princess uses her magical mirror to show evil doers the ugliness within themselves; sucking them into a terrible illusion of their own making.

• Under the secret identity as Um from Umbridge, Alice patrols the borders of Wonderland. Surrounded by madness, Um takes one sip from her magic potion, and she’s as tall as a house! Good for catching that pesky cat. Another sip, and she’s as small as a mouse, able to sneak and hide anywhere!

• Since the rise of Jafar, the streets of Agrabah of overrun with villains and thugs. One woman stands for justice! Called ‘Street Mouse’ by Jafar’s henchmen, to the people of her desperate city she is simply known as “The Princess”

• It is whispered about through the jungle. A wild woman who defends the creatures of the forest. Poachers beware, Jungle Jane is on the prowl!

This gorgeous alt art (titled Missing Wonderland) was created by Kei Acedera, who asks: “Can you see the hidden Cheshire Cat in this image?”

Apparently, the original was a present for Tim Burton!

Though I’ll usually post Alice in Wonderland fan art on Book Saturdays, since this exquisite piece by carlzeno makes specific references to Tim Burton’s 2010 movie version, it can join the popular alt art at the movie table.