Steam-Punk Alice in Wonderland: The Cheshire Cat

My "Steam-punk" rendition of the Cheshire Cat...Enjoy :)

-L

Alice in Wonderland / Steampunk

last minute idea.

mad hatters

mouse and some hatters

the hare and overall idea for the tea party

I started working on the tea party...but then it felt like it was going to take me for ever so I did some separate illustrations.
Mauricio Tejerina.

Mythology Theme - Paul Bunyan

A little late to the party I guess, but hey man, i just want to share my feelings with you.

Steam Punk Alice in Wonderland - White Rabbit

Please to enjoy. Thanks for giving me the opportunity to break in my new Cintique!!

Cheers - SINC

Steam-Punk Alice in Wonderland: Mr. Caterpillar

My "Steam-Punk" take on Mr. Caterpillar -- Enjoy :)
-LZ

Steam Punk Alice in Wonderland: Queen of Hearts

Here's my take on the Queen of Hearts, I clearly took some liberties from the original description but I couldn't help myself.

Steam Punk Alice in Wonderland: Mad Hatter

Here is my first contribution to our new theme "SteamPunk Alice in Wonderland" I'll take this time to mention how much I love my new moleskine, its got just the best paper surface of any sketchbook i've ever ownned. Highly recommended.

Folklore: Japanese "Kitsune" Fox

Ok, so work has been just a bit busy lately, but I did do this little doodle of a traditional Japanese kitsune whom, according to Japanese folklore, would often disguise themselves as beautiful ladies to lure men away from their homes and into traps. Sorry for the quality, it was a very light drawing. Enjoy.

-Laura

folks tales: the little match seller

I picked two folk tales that I felt attached to. I thought it would be cool to tell part of the story.

the little match seller.

and the brave tin soldier:

Folktale: La Loba

"They say she lives among the rotten granite slopes in Tarahumara Indian territory. They say she is buried outside Phoenix near a well. She is said to have been seen traveling south to Monte Alban in a burnt-out car with the back window shot out. She is said to stand by the highway near El Paso, or ride shotgun with truckers to Morelia, Mexico, or that she has been sighted walking to market above Oaxaca with strangely formed boughs of firewood on her back. She is called by many names: La Huesera, Bone Woman; La Trapera, The Gatherer; and La Loba, Wolf Woman."

Excerpted from: Women Who Run With the Wolves by Clarissa Pinkola Estes, Ph.D.
(pg 27 - 28)

Mythology

Proteus

Hi everybody; thanks for letting me post here!

Self-Portrait....Finally! By Laura

Ok, so I did this one the other night and finally got around to scanning it. I had previously done another one, but I seem to have misplaced it somewhere.....No matter, this one is better in my mind anyway :)

-LZ

Self Portrait v.2

More watercolor and pen and ink scribbles...

Self Portrait: Liege

"A self portrait study that I fixed in PS, original image is below. By fixing it I learned that my proportions were neglected early on in my sketch so I could get right into the rendering. "

- Chad