"I wish I hadn't cried so much!" said alice, as she swam about, trying to find her way out...Just then she heard something splashing about in the pool a little way off, and she swam nearer to make out what it was; at first she though it must be a walrus or a hippopotamus, but then she remembered how small she was now, and she soon made out that it was only a mouse, that had slipped in like herself.All done with mirrors, and photoshop.
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now, i've seen it all...
susan susan susan
effect effect effect
I was wondering how you managed to get the reflection, thanks for the last line. So wonderfully done.
clever - you should make a book of these
What I can help but wondering is who took a bite out of that plate?
Well, this is the best so far!!!!! WOnderful!
High Tide in Wonderland!
lol.... this makes me want to go an reread the novel. One of the best stories ever written.
...the mouse took a hearty bite from the plate, of course (it looks well fed...) - I like the colours a lot...
Love that, love this, love your work, love alice
Rohzi -
Exactly. I was shocked to find a friend of mine who was either a literature or journalism major had never read it. But my harassing him about it has not has not had any results - although he has a young daughter, so he may have read it aloud to her by now.
i quite like this. i find mirrors and reflections interesting.
also, i watched the movie you recommened some time ago called snow cake and i thought it was a pretty good story. sometimes movies like that-ones that focus on one person like the autistic mother-tend to go on a bit too long and thus get boring. but i think snow cake eneded in time and thus was still interesting and successful in its sory-telling.
thank you for mentioning it!
Dennis would not like being as small as a mouse. what would be the fun in that. Great art as always...Dennis Loves You.
oh, wow, this is just too fun.
So Cute, Simply Wonderful!
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