Looking Glass Pins and Buttons

Alice fixes the Red Queen's hair in this classic illustration by John Tenniel from Lewis Carroll's Alice Through the Looking Glass.

"You can really have no notion how delightful it will be When they take us up and throw us, with the lobsters, out to sea!" - The Lobster Quadrille

The jam is good but the rule is never jam today. Jam yesterday, Jam tomorrow, never jam today. Dreadfully confusing! But that's Wonderland. Typography design with white text.

Inspired by the chapter of Through the Looking Glass.

A character design for the Queen of Hearts.

Looking up to the circular grid glass ceiling and the brick station building in the Melbourne Central Shopping Center, Victoria, Australia.

Rose gold glitter Alice in Wonderland. Match with other themed items from my shop.

An illustration drawn from Lewis Carroll's classic children's novel "Through the Looking-Glass." Here we've costumed the queens in fantasy fancy-dress gowns, and Alice in a tartan-accented girl's day dress accurate to the 1880s.

Curious. Curiouser. Reflected. A trip through the looking glass where things get stranger and stranger.

A remix of fungi lady with an oil painting filter

We’re All Mad Here

Just some cool street style

Just a fun little collage of Alizay falling into situations and getting herself out of them.

"When I was your age, I always did it for half-an-hour a day. Why, sometimes I've believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast."

Cute design fitting for readers who love Alice in Wonderland. It can also be given as a Birthday or Christmas gift to your best friend, relative, boyfriend or girlfriend who also loves Wonderland. Design is also fitting in time for Alice Day, July 4th.

cat behind a glass pane

Inspired by Disney's film.

Plant growing on rocks with yellow lichen on Broughton Island nears Hawks Nest in Australia

Curious. Curiouser. Reflected and Spinning. Curiouser and Curiouser. Inspired by Alice in Wonderland.

Queen Alice tries on her crown in this classic illustration by John Tenniel from Lewis Carroll's Alice Through the Looking Glass

I made this from a handful of portraits, all sliced and diced and then re-applied on top of each other. I love how it turned out. She's multifaceted, and it's a love letter to black women and that includes trans women.

Pretty floral design with a variety of hand drawn wild flowers extending from one side of the design to the other added to the quote from Lewis Carroll's Through the Looking Glass, "Do you suppose she's a wildflower?" (directed to Alice in wonderland). The simple flowers and leafy stems are drawn in black and white. This chic, minimalistic design is a great gift and stylish accessory for gardeners, florist, outdoor enthusiasts, free-spirited persons, mothers, sisters, daughters, ladies, women, juniors, misses and siblings.

Cute design fitting for readers who love Alice in Wonderland. It can also be given as a Birthday or Christmas gift to your best friend, relative, boyfriend or girlfriend who also loves Wonderland. Design is also fitting in time for Alice Day, July 4th.

Looking Glass Falls in North Carolina.

The Gryphon takes Alice to hear the Mock Turtle's story in this vintage John Tenniel illustration from Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland.

From one of the earliest versions of the book, this illustration shows Alice after eating what makes her grow taller. A really nice and simple sketch.

A playful rendering of Lewis Carroll’s quirky logic from the White Queen: “The rule is: jam yesterday and jam tomorrow—but never jam today.”

Through the Looking Glass is part 2 of Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll. This is a quote from that book. This is something the unicorn says to Alice after meeting a child for the 1st time.

Just some simple flowers, in a little abstract kind of way. Trying to practice making some art everyday, just a little - helps my brain, helps me calm. Make art! It will help your mental health :)

If you're a fan of Alice in Wonderland and its whimsical characters then you'll love this vintage illustration of the White Rabbit by John Tenniel, the original illustrator of Lewis Carroll's classic book. This design features the iconic scene where the White Rabbit checks his pocket watch and says "Oh dear! Oh dear! I shall be too late!" Whether you're looking for a gift for a friend or a treat for yourself, this design is perfect for anyone who loves fantasy and adventure. Don't be late and order yours today!

Girrrrlll Deeemonnn a remix of Girl Dinner

The rule is never jam today. The White Queen is dreadfully confusing but quite clear.

Orange lichen on rocks and an island with moving water on Broughton Island in NSW, Australia

Pointy rocks and an island with plants and moving water on Broughton Island in NSW, Australia

The Yellow Cat And Glass Blue Cherry for you!

The time has come,' the Walrus said, To talk of many things. The Walrus and the Carpenter is a narrative poem from Through the Looking Glass. The poem is recited to Alice by Tweedledee and Tweedledum. Another great illustration by John Tenniel.