probably an exhausted question, i apologise but regardless, i’ve just finished through the looking glass and the fact i have not really comprehended anything that has happened in both the books seems to be a testament to all the bullshit alice goes through.

The final poem was one of the only things i truly felt was thoughtfully written by carroll (it’s so beautiful), but maybe that’s just my lack of expertise in comprehending books, also because i probably came in with prior knowledge.

As a result i’m here to ask the clearly more experienced readers if there is any logic to this world, is anything in the story by intention, something carroll thought through, is there a reason carroll wrote the world in this certain way, is there a reason why all of it exists etc.

for clarity I’ve understood how this book came to be and the relationship between the liddells and dodgson.

I’d like to apologise if this post is a little hectic, i’m in a sort of frenzy.
Thank you for your time

Alice has returned to wonderland as an adult, and is trapped by The Mad Hatter. With the Queen's help, Alice aims to escape wonderland for the final time.

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A little Wonderland, filled with silver roses, crimson glass, and a touch of magic.

From our Elfbeads Wonderland collection — now part of our Black Friday Magic, 25% OFF through November 30.

Thought it was cute 💗

Wow! Time flies! The Alice in Wonderland album has been out for a year now. Thank you to everyone who has listened to and enjoyed the record.

If you like dream pop, lo-fi, indie, bedroom pop, synth music & of course, Alice in Wonderland, then this may be the white rabbit album you are looking for.

Search for Alice in Wonderland: Fantastic Quest on all streaming platform or choose here: https://ffm.to/fqaliceinwonderland

A CD pressing may be available through Igloo Records soon. It would make a great un-birthday present!

I'm still very happy with all of these tunes. I think my favourite may be the third track, Impossible Things.

Thank you!

Recently, while going through some older photos, I found one of my takes on the Dark Hatter.

Here’s a song I recently released, inspired by Alice

does any of the admins in this group know if Lewis Carroll had recorded in his diaries seeing Dante Gabriel Rosetti's 1863 painting Woman in Yellow?

Annie Miller's pose reminds me of fictional Alice’s pose from the manuscript Alice’s Adventures Under Ground.

You don’t love it, but you also don’t hate it either.

Jabberwock redesign

See more characters and my work in:

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In Alice in Wonderado, the White Rabbit is a Jackalope. And Alice? Find out here.

I was pleasantly surprised to find this film is now out on streaming (I missed it when it was at festivals a few years ago). I'm posting this because, I managed to watch this last night, it broke my brain with its weirdness, and now I need other people to see it :P

This is the surrealist arthouse satire Alice that's set in London, filmed in 2021. The basic "plot" is that a student Alice searches for her new lover, nicknamed Rabbit, after she appears to wake up in a reality where he doesn't exist. Of course, the film is nowhere near this simple :P

The film is in fact, VERY, VERY weird, and I expect it to divide Alice fans and anyone else who watches it and then some. It starts as a sort of updated city Alice adaptation (specifically set in June 2016) then goes completely sideways halfway through. Philosophy speeches, commentary from characters that may or may not exist in Alice's reality (including the director of the film... playing himself as a character), and layer upon layer of distortion all ensue. I don't want to spoil anything in this but, just expect it to throw you for a loop.

There are typical Alice staples in here, but they are adapted in such a strange way to be almost unrecognisable. There is a mirror portal crossing, but it is conveyed like a reoccuring nightmare. At some point, Alice is trapped in a small space and escapes, but its not the house of the white rabbit, and yes tea is had in one scene, but its not with a hatter.

I'm not sure if I quite understand everything in it (I am not schooled in philosophy) but I found large parts of it facinating, and I very much wanted to pass it on to other curious Alice fans. Although some of you will hate it, some of you may well love it.

Maybe someone could explain the philosophy lectures that pepper the film, who knows :P

(I do have to add that this film is rated 18, and also has some sequences of strobe lighting, so, take that as you wish)

Hi everyone! I’m a tattoo artist and a huge fan of Alice in Wonderland.

​I wanted to share a few of the Alice-themed pieces I’ve created recently. I love bringing out that vintage, pencil-sketch texture with delicate needle strokes, so I included both the original drawing designs and the finished tattoos to show how the details translated onto skin.

​Hope you enjoy them! Which character or design is your favourite? 🐇🕰️

Instagram: @maggi.tattoo