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Alice in Pixel Land - created by nicehotcupoftea

Favs: 1

SBS: 14

Hi-res

Rank: 1/9

Score: 70.9% (41)

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Girl On Shore - ? Girl Unsure.
My take on Through the Looking Glass, a.k.a. Alice in Wonderland.
(Crack brush from Brusheezy)
Additional sources:
11. http://www.flickr.com/photos/ken_mayer/4098405223/
pedestal top - thanks Ken_Mayer
12. http://www.flickr.com/photos/tom_harwood/2572547721/
pedestal base - thanks Tom Harwood
13. http://www.flickr.com/photos/fadeeva/4192992623/
Mouse - thanks Natasha Fadeeva
14. http://www.flickr.com/photos/fadeeva/4193752608/
Mice - thanks Natasha Fadeeva
15. http://www.flickr.com/photos/lisadragon/4287076575/
Sock - thanks lisadragon
16. http://www.flickr.com/photos/lara604/2460307518/
Candle holder - thanks Lara604
17. http://www.flickr.com/photos/63019370@N06/6714178943/
Flame - thanks armin_vogel
(5 years and 2637 days ago)

10 Sources:

13 Comments

Alice, Pixel, Land, Wonderland, Drink

spaceranger says:

This really got my attention, great idea and use of source! Immediately recognized the scene...well done!

author says:

Thank you - very happy you like it

(5 years and 2637 days ago)

photogirl723 says:

Great concept and well executed!

author says:

Thanks photogirl. Alice In Wonderland was my immediate thought when i saw the source and the scene just popped into my mind.

(5 years and 2637 days ago)

CMYK46 says:

Lovely.

author says:

Thanks

(5 years and 2636 days ago)

elemare says:

Oh I am lovin' this!

author says:

Glad you like it!

(5 years and 2636 days ago)

madamemonty says:

Congrats Valerie, lovely work

spaceranger says:

Congrats Valerie, really lovely work and concept!!

CMYK46 says:

Congrats, an inspired image!

author says:

Thank you Megan, Rein and Bob for congrats and nice comments.

lolu says:

congrats!

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Alice Returns - created by Robart523

Favs: 15

SBS: 14

Hi-res

Rank: 1/9

Score: 73.2% (44)

38554 views

I found a great source image and just went from there...I do wish she had a head haha but oh well I think the composition worked out in the end. The card source images are in the SBS and I didn't end up using the rabbit in the final picture so I wasn't sure if I needed the link but I gave it just in case :) (5 years and 2955 days ago)

7 Sources:

20 Comments

Alice, Returns, girl, dress, wonderland

MossyB says:

This is probably the Red Queen's Alice Fantasy...
Goodness knows she cried, "Off with her head!" enough times - looks like she got her wish...

Great mood, well done!

pearlie says:

Very nice work, though I must say, I like it with the rabbit, but final outcome is still good.

Akassa says:

Wow looks fantastic, love the way you played with the fantasy attributives and the lights. Originality on the character's choice by excluding it's head :P

author says:

Haha thanks everyone and great point mossy I didn't even think of that I did really like the rabbit, but I just couldn't get it and the feet to look like they were actually on the ground realistically. Also I liked the framing better this way

Drivenslush says:

the overall texture is fantastic!

AdhirAnimator says:

superb, awesome, mind blowing!!! for sure my favorite.

nbaztec says:

The mood is superb. The blurred backdrop adds up perfectly with the overall scene.
@Author, Good thing you didn't include the rabbit. It's such a perfectly dark scene - a rabbit would've ruined it. :p

DanielaOwergoor says:

What a perfect mood and wonderful job!
I loved every detail! Instant fav!
Special mention to the theme!
Good luck author!

m0nm0n says:

CREATIVE =)

author says:

Thanks everyone so glad you all like it!!!

Gransbergis says:

nice work, my favorite, good luck.

rsguetre says:

Professional quality ... but if I was a paying client (and they can be wrong but they are always "right" I'd ask for the cards to be a touch lighter. Not only to add a bit of contrast but also because reflected light bouncing off them adds depth -- imo