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Recognize the image at left? Jason Shulman captures the entire duration of a movie in a single image with his series Photographs of Films. This one is the 1951 Disney film… [read full post]

Katia Fiorentino of London has posted a nice Alice Alphabet on Behance.

Ediciones Akal of Argentina, Spain, and Mexico has just published a Spanish edition of The Annotated Alice: 150th Anniversary Deluxe Edition, translated by Francisco Torres Oliver. ISBN 978-84-460-4368-3.

The Castle of St-Maurice in St-Maurice, Switzerland, is having an exhibition of Alice illustrations that runs from April 7 to November 12, 2017. Some are from published books, but there… [read full post]

Madame Alexander has outdone herself, producing the scariest Jabberwock (which she refers to as a “Jabberwocky”) ever seen. Available everywhere.

Leonardo magazine posted a fine review of our spring meeting by Amy Ione. It will probably be in their print issue in six months or so.

“Heather Haigha,” whom we had the great pleasure of meeting at our Spring meeting in the San Francisco Bay Area, writes a most delightful blog and every-other-weekly podcast called Alice Is… [read full post]

In a post from Bored Panda, we learn about Moscow-based Russian woodcarver Michail Bayko and his intricate 3D Alice in Wonderland piece, as well as some whimsical paper adventures by Marina… [read full post]