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Alice in Wonderland Fan Art

Although the success of 3d movie "Avatar" seems unstoppable, another movie in 3d is coming to the cinemas soon. With the tagline You've got a very important date, the latest version of "Alice in Wonderland" will be released in theaters in one of the upcoming weeks.

Since the story about Alice is one most people will know from their childhood, loads of fan art is created around it. Because of the upcoming movie, this post is a inspirational roundup with Fan Art about Alice in Wonderland.

Alice in Wonderland Fan Art

Main source for this inspirational was DeviantART, a great resource to look for inspiration. Now let's get ready to get your design fluids going by checking out Alice Kingsley, The Mad Hatter, The Red Queen, The White Rabbit, The Caterpillar and more.

Alice in Wonderland Fan Art

I hope this collection of Alice in Wonderland Fan art got your design fluids going! Which one did you like most?

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Design Informer

2010-02-09 08:31:07

Interesting collection. Deviant Art definitely has some great artists.

Anonymous

2010-02-09 09:39:33

too many people make her look like a whore...

Marco - True

2010-02-09 09:53:23

Although you choose a harsh kind of words, I do agree that Alice does look more "mature" (or whatever you want to call it), especially when compared to the "Disney Version".

While gathering the images from this post, I didn't include somewhat "X-rated" images. Still, I hope you enjoyed this post and still got some design inspiration from it

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jpizzle

2010-02-10 22:33:26

no... im pretty sure who is not to harsh a word.... that's pretty much what she looks like

Phil E. Drifter - I want the x-rated versions

2010-03-05 13:18:00

Where can i see them?

Robin

2010-02-10 17:51:23

I agree. Thisway it's more "Hooker in Wonderland" lol

ruthie

2010-02-17 03:29:30

All of these suck cock!
Alice is a children's book and story, so there for she is not slutty!
also in the book she has a bright yellow dress on she is not blond but brunette and she also wheres black and white striped tights.
and her tights were never thigh high attached to any sort of guarder belt. to much fucking manga pics to.

dipshod

2010-02-24 02:56:58

i agree. pretty much all of these are terrible.

Kryczia - Uh, no.

2010-03-05 07:43:33

Actually, although some of the imagery is childlike and despite the fact that Alice is a young girl, it is NOT a children's story.

Try reading it. It presents ideas and situations that a child would be incapable of comprehending. It's like saying that Dr. Seuss wrote children's books. They're all just adult ideas and propaganda disguised as something a child would read. Its subliminal, makes it easier to slip pass the censors.

Phil E. Drifter

2010-03-05 13:18:50

That's why these are 'fan interpretations,' and they're free to do as they please.

Dirty Bill

2010-02-22 15:16:47

You say that like it's a bad thing...

Prodnose

2010-02-09 11:00:46

I would definitely worry about some of these artists - they have PROBLEMS.

Smashing Share

2010-02-09 11:12:04

Nice collection.

John	2010-02-09 13:03:05

Alice now looks bangable....my childhood is ruined.

Dirty Bill

2010-02-22 15:19:29

Lewis Carroll seemed to think she was pretty fine. Who are we to argue?

Abi	2010-02-09 13:31:43

Alice isn't asian, or skanky...she's a little girl. Ew, guys. Really.

cry	2010-02-27 09:15:23

actually Alice is not a lil girl shes is more in her 20 or so in the original. Disney is crap... they have subliminal adds for sex in everything they make. look it up if you dont believe me.

Kryczia

2010-03-05 07:44:00

Jim	2010-02-09 13:52:30

Personally I find any artists rendition of alice fine.
I find the many ways alice is interpreted interesting. A number of images above aren't specifically lewis carol's version of the story but the American McGee version (you can tell by the knife). Textual Intervention to convey alternate ideas, or to explore ideas only lightly touched, within a text is a great way to provide easy access to your ideas.

Mayhap the artists who are painting alice as a "whore" are refering to the sexualisation of our youth? Maybe they are commenting on their own situations, having identified with alice in their youth, they are using her image as a vehicle for dealing with their own loss of innocence.

It is incredibly easy to just say, "Oh, she's not like that!". May hap you should think about _Why_ the artist chose to do her differently.

Marco - Thanks!

2010-02-09 14:08:33

Thanks for that Jim - Art can be pretty controversial, but beautiful to see at the same time. I'm glad you can see that!

Zach	2010-02-25 20:20:19

One point of ART is to have an effect on people positively or negatively, apparently it's working.

Steven

2010-02-11 19:18:58

thanks for a sane answer, art is art, it can not be labeled and it does not have to apply by any rules, see the art, leave the judgement....we all to small for that in any case

W.Meints

2010-02-09 14:13:38

Some of the artists seem to have some issues. I like the european versions better than the manga/asian versions, they are a bit far from what the original master would have meant with the alice in wonderland story.

Cris	2010-02-09 13:46:02

Quote:

"Mayhap the artists who are painting alice as a "whore" are refering to the sexualisation of our youth?"

The sexualisation of youth is a consequence of crappy hentai and pornographic kitsch art. You can't criticize something that is your own fault.

lucy	2010-02-19 17:49:09

Actually it has almost nothing to do with that
in fact it's mostly our attitudes of maturation
kids are supposed to be responsible little workers by the time they're in 1st grade

And are you really all freaking out about pin up?
Someone said this is pornographic?
Really?
Do you know what porn is?

Kryczia

2010-03-05 07:45:06

Agreed.

Anonymous

2010-02-09 14:39:06

yeah deff amazing

4878598

2010-02-10 07:13:08

im 9 years old oh my gosh

Anonymous

2010-02-16 20:15:38

yeah right

Phil E. Drifter

2010-03-05 13:21:29

If you were 9 years old then you wouldn't have any clue what we're talking about because you don't know anything about secks yet.

Krystal

2010-02-09 15:56:20

Its art, no one ever really agrees on it. The point of art is you are free to make what ever you want. There are no boundaries which is what makes it unique. Weather your happy with what the artist made or not they are all still very talented people. And if you feel that Alice should look different, please send us the link to your drawing of her.

penfold

2010-02-09 16:37:51

Love the steam-punk caterpillar. Somehow it feels apt, fits with the Victorian tone of the book.

The sexualised images are possibly closer to the book than some comments above suppose. Lewis Caroll allegedly (and I emphasise that word) based his Alice on a young girl called Alice Liddell. There has been some suggestion that he was sexually attracted to her. This backed up with Carroll's general preference for friendship with pre-pubescent girls over grown women. Also some of his photographs (he was an early practicioner) are of naked, and very young, girls. (Ref. Morton N. Cohen - Lewis Carroll: A Biography [1995])

Having said that most of the sexualised images above are artistically pretty boring. Re-inventing Alice as a sex-symbol does not require much imagination.

Kryczia

2010-03-05 07:47:12

Of course this isn't a great stretch of the imagination. Men have always fantasized about young girls in short skirts.

Jimee B - Is that so.

2010-02-09 16:38:03

Half of these aren't 'fan art' they're from a comic series called Return to Neverland.

Patty1957

2010-02-09 18:30:13

That's not the Alice I knew as a kid lol...some nice twisted versions..something for everyone...great images..

Nightmare

2010-02-09 19:05:20

Those who are complaining about the sexuality of these obviously don't know what the original Alice in Wonderland was really about.

Beautiful artwork, though. Kudos!

meg - re:

2010-02-09 19:10:45

wow you guys. Art in any form is left up to interpretation. It's okay to disagree with one person's rendering, but to flat out say it's wrong or that these artist have problems? really? it's artistic expression and only the artist knows what it really means. maybe some of these people really just wanted to see a skanky version of alice, maybe they actually did have some kind of commentary on the sexualization of youth. you're probably never going to know what the artist REALLY meant, most artist wont tell you what their work means, they want you to interpret it for yourself. so let's not argue and just enjoy these pictures for what they are, really cool art. i mean could YOU draw like this? i didn't think so.

Anonymous

2010-02-09 21:49:09

It upsets me when people take some sort of erotic stance on this story. It taints the love i had for the story as a child. It also creeps me out a bit, because Alice IS a child, thinking of her in a kinky way is just a little odd. In my opinion.

Marebear2406 - Alice and Wonderland

2010-02-10 07:12:48

I have to agree with Anonymous, Jon and Abi when saying they make her look too trashy, although it is a interesting collection of the different perspectives of Alice and wonderland, and no one can deny the many renderings are very creative. Why must people always make art about sex? Is that really so important?

Anonymous

2010-02-16 20:17:30

On a scale of one to ten, on the greater scheme of things.
Does it really matter?

SanguineHaze

2010-02-10 00:45:35

Not all of this is 'Fan art'. At least two of these are from the 'Beyond Wonderland' comic, (http://www.comicvine.com/beyond-wonderland-beyond-wonderland/37-134994/) ... colored by, http://bakanekonei.deviantart.com/ ... I've payed attention to their art for a long time

I recognize it.

alexg

2010-02-10 06:08:15

anyone who says some of these artists have to have issues to do stuff like this is an ignoramus. it's art, every man puts his own spin on it. like how a writer has his own specific style. duh

Me - My Fave Alice pic

2010-02-10 08:54:59

Personally, my favourite Alice pic is a photo. Also on Deviantart..."Down the Rabbit Hole" by Cyril Helnwein.

Posted image

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dumpface

2010-02-10 18:39:09

wasn't alice 13/14 in Lewis Carrol's book? I believe this would qualify some of these images as either inappropriate or possibly pornographic and, as I'm sure you know, sexually explicit drawings of underage people are also illegal.

Anonymous

2010-02-10 22:46:53

Dumpface - yeah but the people in the images are clearly not underage, non of them are innapropriate images of girls, they are 'inappropriate' images of women. Lol
Nice work, I love the second one particularly, its different

tullywantsout

2010-02-11 19:05:56

amazing artwork.
two thumbs up

erik	2010-02-11 01:56:42

"Alice in Waterland"

http://Sugarock99.deviantart.com/art/Down-the-Rabbit-Hole-122572170

There are more in her gallery. AWESOME underwater photography.

deviantArt Curator - Alice In Wonderland Fan Art

2010-02-11 19:48:05

We're actually curating some of our favorite Alice in Wonderland inspired fan art under the deviant Art profile AliceInWonderland. There's some really amazing work to check out. Here's a link. http://bit.ly/9qclQu

You can also catch us on Twitter. http://twitter.com/dAcurator

dissenterAlert - What would Lewis Carroll say?

2010-02-14 17:11:00

as legend has it, Lewis Carroll's Alice was based on his friend's daughter, who he had a particularly strong fascination with. Perhaps it was sexual, but who knows? Anyone?

rich	2010-02-15 17:13:29

dumpface, you couldn't have picked a better screen name. absolutely nothing shown can be remotely considered pornographic or illegal. i actually didn't see anything that offends me near as much as child pagentry. grow up or at the very least, exersice your right to NOT view these if they offend your delicate sensabilities!

Alice in Chains

2010-02-16 00:32:18

Art is up for interpretation. Most people would interpret this as shitty uncreative soft core porn. Other people see it as art, while whacking off to it at the same time. Some people look at dog shit and think "art!", others look at it and think, "that's a big pile of shit". Everyone has an opinion, but that doesn't mean an opinion isn't stupid.

Hornyguy666

2010-02-16 00:41:53

These artists aren't exactly leaving much for interpretation. Drawing Alice as a slutty male fantasy and having people deny that shes a slutty male fantasy is funny. Somehow I don't think these drawings are deep metaphors for environmentalism or anything. But hey, maybe its just over my head.

ruthie

2010-02-17 05:31:55

All of these suck!
Alice is a children's book and story, so there for she is not slutty!
also in the book she has a bright yellow dress on she is not blond but brunette and she also wheres black and white striped tights.
and her tights were never thigh high attached to any sort of guarder belt. to much manga pics to.

inishboffin

2010-02-17 04:15:57

The title of the page is "Inspiration from...", (and the word is therefore), therefore the artist takes certain liberties, and creates art from his or her imagination. These are clearly not intended to illustrate the childrens' book section of Borders.

jeff	2010-02-18 23:11:26

What a surprise to see that Alice is envisioned in a hyper-sexual context in almost all of these DeviantArt "works." What else would you expect?

margaret

2010-02-19 01:15:19

frankly, i was bored. picture after picture of sexy alice or fighting alice or dark alice...i can't help but feel it's a lot of young artists who wish they were, or could bang, an alice as sexy as that. i'd like to see some originality brought to a story that ultimately deserves it.

roger

2010-02-19 05:30:40

This is all in my opinion take it as you will.
Anime is to art as Britney Spears is to music in innumerable ways (or fill in a more current pop sensation ex. Hannah Montana)
Almost anyone can create it and I mean anyone... replicating this would not be hard at all.
and the diluted general public loves it
To say that they made her large breasted and slutty because it is some deep personal take on Lewis Carroll's attraction to children (I'm not denying his attraction, that is well known/ suspected) or the artists great imagination or personal problems is a fallacy ( I know I can't say this with 100% accuracy but do you really think that each individual anime "artist" had the "original" idea to draw her and every other female slutty), they are simply doing what every other manga/ anime "artist" is doing and drawing women large breasted and slutty (see manga renditions of wizard of oz or really any other manga drawings; slutty women with big tits) anime "art" is a fill in the blank process... insert big titted woman into character's clothing, insert key characters, insert appropriate background and waalaa
I am speaking of only certain works in this post
imo
worst 4,8,15,17,21,25,27
kinda bad 7,12,14,16,18,22
good 2,6,9,18,30
didn't want to make it seem as if I was berating every image here... just the mindless ones

roger

2010-02-19 05:39:04

oh and if your defense is that you are only trying to inspire design.... do you really think the world needs more generic anime or Britney Spear's.... what is this American idol for the art world, popping out the prodigies as fast as we can... I will admit that the "artworks" took time to make.... wasted, wasted time

john q. public

2010-02-20 10:53:51

this is some pretty wild stuff ! i believe that some type of warning should run before little kids , see your wares ! it's pretty borderline- pornography! which is okay for consenting adults, but you guys should act like responsible adults and give children and parents a head-up about
your content ! i think the illustrations are excellently drawn, i 'm just glad that no one had this type comic-book art , in the sixties or there wpould probably had been a lot more ruined lives ! good luck , fellas!
john q. public

Anon	2010-02-20 18:39:12

Wow Roger you're kind of an anime hating douche eh? someone needs to watch more saturday morning cartoons before he declares the idea of anime generic and needless. someone needs to read more books and watch more tv before he slashes an entire medium of entertainement as shit

Roger

2010-02-22 02:34:31

To Anon,
Are you suggesting I read and watch more anime to enjoy it ... are they sliding in some subliminal messages between the 10fps. By the way broadcast media is the new opium for the masses books are good though. I expressed a strong opinion... all you did was make an assumption about how much anime I have been exposed to, let me say that it has been more than enough. You say "But clearly anime is too beautiful a thing that everyone must have appreciation for it, he must not have seen enough and that is why he bashes it so." Okay I will put it like this every instance of anime that I have ever experienced I have hated (Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo was funny and Perfect Hair Forever was too (I know that this contradicts my broadcast media statement, but one cannot be completely secluded from it... it is what it is)) maybe out there somewhere is something anime that I would enjoy.
Besides, I did not attack any story content... my only strong hate is the artwork and the celebration of it (that's all that I attacked btw)... it lacks definition and is all very generic imo. I feel that it is hard to define one artist from another because it is all so similar and unoriginal. From an artists perspective it is extremely generic.
I am repeating myself which means that I have said all that I have to say... the ball is in your court.
love,
Roger

p.s. lets not resort to pointless name calling, present an original defense that pertains to the matter at hand if you love anime
p.p.s. douche is just drawn from a word meaning to clean or bathe.... so thanks for saying I'm clean I guess (which cannot be said about most anime fans.. jkjk low blow I know) ( I know you were calling me a douche bag just in case you were going to retort that I didn't know what you meant... Internet fights seem to get rather petty and just dispute random nuances like misspelled words instead of the actual argument)

Joe - re:

2010-02-23 09:44:58

SanguineHaze wrote:

.. I've payed attention to their art for a long time

I recognize it.

What, would you like a cookie or something?

Ando	2010-02-24 21:13:01

I found these great. I love seeing different renditions of things such as this. Honestly who cares if Alice looks more mature. There is one picture in there were she is about a toddler age. Also if you have even read the books, in the first book Alice in Wonderland she is around 12yrs old, the second book Through the Looking Glass she is in her 20s.

polkadotted

2010-02-24 22:00:36

the second one is the best one. period.

valkyria

2010-03-11 18:08:51

bloody lush this is!! wowwwwwwww!!

Joe	2010-03-12 01:15:12

These interpretations of Alice have wandered far afield from the beloved Tenniel originals, through the lenses of Manga, Disney and the overheated imaginations of contemporary artists - (Alice reinvented as a preadolescent Pamela Anderson with Dolly Parton cleavage, Alice as Victorian jailbait, Alice as an innocent (?) exhibitionist, Alice as a highly sexualized and licentious preteen.) What's lost, besides, in some cases, even good drawing, is fidelity to the intent of Carrol/Dodgson's characterization of Alice as a creature of her time. The stories were intended as reading matter for a very intelligent Alice - Alice Liddell. A picture of her at seven in very "Alice" like costume can be found online. The Alice books are full of puzzles and double meanings relevant to her own culture in the era of the 1850s and 1860s in her native England, for her to enjoy. So much emphasis has been laid on the relationship of the man to the child, with its contemporary perspective of repressed perversion, that what is often overlooked is Dodgson's very varied and active relationships with mature women that predated and postdated his acquaintance with Alice Liddell. His reluctance to openly acknowledge those relationships (not a good idea for a man in his position) instead reinforced the idea that his enchantment with the child must have been a case of unrealized sexual attachment, an idea we still carry
in our portrait of him today, This image reflexively casts Alice of Wonderland by warped association into the role of child seductress. The truth is quite a bit more complex, and however suspicious to today's eyes and ears, much more innocent. And, by the way, I'll take Tenniel's interpretation of Alice any day. His drawings are truer to the times and infinitely more imaginative.

Travis Ray

2010-03-16 00:02:00

This should be porn...id be happy if it were

[crow] - Well...

2010-03-16 12:01:44

TO EVERYONE ON THIS:
I feel that art is simply that. If you are going to criticize something based on the fact that the girl is skantily clothed, then you must be either fat and gross, or have no appreciation for the true talent that I have just looked at. Regardless of how she is dressed, look past that at the amazing amount of detail and all the small references towards the story throughout the images...You people suck. This art ROCKS!!

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