All ways here you see, are the Three of Clubs’ way! This comes via Reddit’s r/crappydesign, the Comic Sans-loving subreddit devoted to horrifying style and engineering choices. User PingPongPresident found… [read full post]
The Blog of the LCSNA
Author: James Welsch
Alice Through the Looking Glass: Autopsy of an Expensive Alice Flop
In 1978, Michael Cimino took home the Best Picture and Best Director Academy Awards for his epic, The Deer Hunter, and was thus given a free pass to make whatever he… [read full post]
No cuentes lo que viste en los jardines…
Ricardo Selma, an Argentinian artist of great technical skill, has many beautiful works (most featuring a beautiful woman in some state of repose) with nods to Klimpt, Mucha, The Wizard… [read full post]
Aceil in addelnnorW: A Bkoo
For many good reasons, Lewis Carroll’s classic is often chosen as a first text to translate into a new language or medium. Constructors of constructed languages and lovers of word-play… [read full post]
Marionettes for ‘La Guida di Bragia’ featured in Art Doll Quarterly
Lewis Carroll came from a large family, and got his start in children’s entertainment and storytelling by writing for and staging plays with his siblings. One surviving example is the… [read full post]
“And Black Alice had heard Boojums weren’t supposed to be all that smart…”
The Lavinia Whateley was a Boojum, a deep-space swimmer, but her kind had evolved in the high tempestuous envelopes of gas giants, and their offspring still spent their infancies there, in cloud-nurseries… [read full post]
Summer TV round-up PART TWO – Antiques Roadshow, Alice in Zombieland, and the future of Alice-derived Television
In yesterday’s Summer TV round-up PART ONE, the evil ghost of Alice Liddell came back through the looking-glass in Syfy’s Warehouse 13. The characters in the show needed to use… [read full post]
Summer TV round-up PART ONE – A Snark-obsessed professor and the murderous ghost of Alice Liddell
Lewis Carroll made a few cameos on television this summer. BBC’s Inspector Lewis, on Masterpiece Mystery (also on PBS in America), had an episode in Season V called “The Soul… [read full post]
Tweedle-Dum and Tweedle-Dee are skinhead 1960’s soccer fans
This May, a London jeweller-turned-artist named Joe O’Donovan displayed his new series of “Alice in Wonderland” paintings at the Marleybone Library in Westminster. The West End Extra reported that “among… [read full post]
Alice’s Adventures Underwater
If you like underwater photography – and what landlubber doesn’t? – there’s an artist named Elena Kalis who specializes in just that. Her latest series is called “Alice in Waterland and… [read full post]