March Hare Magnets

The less celebrated Rabbit from Alice in Wonderland - with the sleepy doormouse and the "twinkle twinkle little bat".

The classic character from Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures In Wonderland comes to life in this portrait painting.

A jumping hare painting by marjansart. Mad as a March Hare.

Watercolor hare in browns and greys.

A sports jersey logo inspired by Lewis Carroll's book, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. The March Hare appeared at the mad tea party.

Watercolor hare in a top hat

Inspired by an American fantasy film.

The Mad Hatter and March Hare enjoy a tea party in Lewis Carroll's 'Alice's adventures in Wonderland'.

A Fine Art High Definition Abstract March Hare Pouring Tea Poster Print

The hurrier I go, the behinder I get. Alice in wonderland quote thats so very true!

We're all mad here.

March hare quote

Fantasy park.

Teatime all the time!

My OC, March from my series Down the Rabbit Hole

Felt pen illustration on yellow A4 card. My version of the March Hare from Alice In Wonderland - he's been given a cup of chamomile tea to calm his nerves but he hasn't tried any yet as he thinks he's still in his straight jacket so can't move his arms. Straw on the head was the Victorian way of representing madness which reminded me of the expression "Do you think I've got straw coming out my ears?", so that's how I've shown it. Van Gogh also struggled with the same affliction, so the hare's jacket has swirly patterns like Van Gogh's Starry Night and I thought he should have a big OTT renaissance chair. Felt pen illustration on yellow A4 card. For a challenge in the Alice In Wonderland Group.

Minimalist of the Cheshire cat

Show off all the beautiful eggs you've collected with this colorful graphic!

Alice in Wonderland by Sammy Ruiz

A furry hare - one of my favorite animals!

it's all the mercury...

Cat of Cheshire Inspired by Disney Alice's movie Through the Looking Glass

This design features the well-known Wonderland characters 'The March Hare' and the 'Dormouse' during their famous Tea Party scene. Several different versions of this design, and many more original designs can be found in my TeePublic Shop!

This design features the well-known Wonderland characters 'The March Hare' and the 'Dormouse' during their famous Tea Party scene. Several different versions of this design, and many more original designs can be found in my TeePublic Shop!

we're all mad here

Cheshire Cat

My character from my webcomic Down the Rabbit Hole on WEBTOONS!

The Mad Hatter and March Hare shove poor Dormouse into a teapot in this vintage John Tenniel illustration from Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland.

March Hare Merch!

Pastel pencils & felt pens on yellow A4 card. My version of the March Hare from Alice In Wonderland – he’s been given a cup of chamomile tea to calm his nerves but he hasn’t tried any yet as he thinks he’s still in his straight jacket so can’t move his arms. Straw on the head was the Victorian way of representing madness which reminded me of the expression “Do you think I’ve got straw coming out my ears?”, so that’s how I’ve shown it. Van Gogh also struggled with the same affliction, so the hare’s jacket has swirly patterns like Van Gogh’s Starry Night and I thought he should have a big OTT renaissance chair.

This design features the well-known Wonderland characters 'The March Hare' and the 'Dormouse' during their famous Tea Party scene. Several different versions of this design, and many more original designs can be found in my TeePublic Shop!