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Alice's Adventures in Wonderland is brilliant on so many levels. I have an audio recording I listen to regularly. Which film version did you watch.... hope not Disney?
ps - love your picture [& so does my Cheshire Cat.
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This is great @lucafeelgood I love it
Awesome job!
@Frank22 love your Cheshire cat
he looks real friendly 
I love renders that make me smile! Thank you, Luca, for making me smile!! This is delightful on so many levels.
Meowwwww.... Frank, how'd you get that pose and expression?! Love it.
@Ninianed "Frank, how’d you get that pose and expression?!"
There's a Cheshire Cat morph for the HiveWire Cat I found somewhere. If you're interested I can dig it up..... meowwwww.
The thing about AIW is that it was absolutely brutal in its observation of the adult/child worlds and mid-19th century English society. The best part for me was the end when older sister (probably Lorina in real-life) thinks of a grown-up Alice telling stories to her own children. The queer little toss of her head to keep back the wandering hair that would always got into her eyes, being a direct reference to Dodgson's observation of the real Alice Liddell; stubborn and precocious who nagged, bossed and bullied Dodgson into writing down her story.....thank god she did.Which film version did you watch…. hope not Disney?
I have seen Alice in Wonderland (Disney 2010 Tim Burton) one of around 40 film adaptations from Alice in Wonderland. The best I should say. All the others I've seen are usually real super sweet, almost musical, whining. And I'm not really into musicals.
As I said, there are around 40 film interpretations of Alice and I haven't seen them all.
But the best is the original book by Lewis Carroll 1865. Your cat looks funny.. @frank22 ...@adelasia Thanks you for the beautifully flowers. You are the best.
@ninianed I am glad that I have made you laugh. We should do this more often. Laughing is wholesome. ThanksI love Alice in Wonderland for many reasons and I love seeing others who enjoy it as well. The computer games American McGee's Alice and Alice Madness Returns although very dark and gloomy I really enjoyed them a lot. I also of course enjoy the movies, the original and the Tim Burton adaptation as well, along with several other remakes I have seen throughout the years. But I will say the SyFy series Tin Man was so good. I really enjoyed it, and being a Sci-Fi geek it really appealed to me lol. I will also include a few renders I have done that have those themes as well.
(Alice Madness Returns) Yes I remember. I liked it too. I played it for hours. The Wizard of Oz is also great. I really loved that book.
By the way, thanks for your pictures @orbitingliveThank you @frank22 for the image of Alice. I showed Helena the picture and she said it looks like the one in the book. You did a good job. I must also have a render somewhere from these tea parties. Alice is for me pure culture,.
@lucafeelgood Yikes. I am so sorry about that, my brain apparently got overwhelmed with excitement and I am a bit embarrassed by that. I did love Tin Man, but Syfy did also a Alice version much like in the vain of how they did Tin Man by the same director and it actually has Tim Curry in it. I would have to re-watch it as it's been years, but an interesting find.
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