Here's another Tea Party participant. Just watched the 1966 BBC Alice in Wonderland last night, I am going to try to get a drawing of Alice and Peter Cook's Mad Hatter done in the next day or so for my movie couples series. Will save my thoughts about the film for that post.
For those of you who haven't done the blurb publishing thing, it's a hoot. I have a background in design and am having a lot of fun, design has elements of both language and visual art, but one is always trying to make it invisible, to let the work speak, so it is very restful. I'm finding myself sort of excited about the limitations, the gutter in the center and the right-hand edge of the two page spread. Makes me want to do something with the famous Oscar Wilde quote, "We are all in the gutter but some of us...."Any ideas?
One blogger who has used the blurb software is Tom at
Half Moose with a Twist. His Post modern nonsense verse with illustrations is on blurb
here. And happy birthday to the captain of the
astronave.
Here Alice is the Ghost in the Machine. All amusement parks, even the tiniest (I worked at one once for a summer job) seem to have the Alice teacup ride.
Here's another Tea Party participant. Just watched the 1966 BBC Alice in Wonderland last night, I am going to try to get a drawing of Alice and Peter Cook's Mad Hatter done in the next day or so for my movie couples series. Will save my thoughts about the film for that post. 
Alice never actually drinks any of it, so she does not feel its effects. I wouldn't want to give mine up, though.
"Have you guessed the riddle yet?" The Hatter said, turning to Alice again.
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