Mock turtle

On this day, 26th November 1865, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (commonly shortened to just Alice in Wonderland) was published. Th...

Description I always wanted to make my own version of an illustrated Alice in Wonderland. This is one of the few concepts which was meant to be used for later reference. -Z PS: You should also check cbinder's amazing zbrush model he made based of my concept. It's awesome! cbinder.deviantart.com/art/Moc… cbinder.deviantart.com/art/Moc…

Through the years, Omar has done some paintings inspired by the world of Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. None of these were done for publication. The first two he created (The Caterpillar and Croquet) were done for a special online exhibition featuring several artist's interpretation of Alice in Wonderland. The rest were done just for fun, or by request as commissions from art collectors. Here they are, in no particular order. ...and Burbled as it Came! - watercolor The…

Download free image of Mock Turtle (1915) Costume Design for Alice in Wonderland in high resolution by William Penhallow Henderson. Original from The Smithsonian. Digitally enhanced by rawpixel. about william penhallow henderson, alice in wonderland, cartoon, turtle, and fairy 2939953

The Mock Turtle is a fictional character from the novel, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll. He has the head, hind hooves and tail of a cow and the body, shell and front flippers of a sea turtle. The Turtle is a visual pun on mock turtle soup, an imitation of green turtle soup made from the head, hooves and tail of a calf.[1] The Mock Turtle is a very melancholy character that pines pathetically for the days when it was once a real turtle. The Gryphon introduces it to Alice in…

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(Omar Rayyan, Rounding the Bend, watercolor, 12 x 16″) Omar Rayyan looks like he might have stepped out of another century. His paintings and illustrations have the look of a bygone era, as well — clearly inspired by and grounded in the work of the masters of the Renaissance, yet infused with a contemporary lightness and sense of humor. His subjects are frequently animals — rabbits, foxes, hedgehogs — dressed […]

"Alice in Wonderland", illustrated by G. W. Backhouse. Collins 1954.

Mock Turtle Costume for Theatre In The Woods play, Alice In Wonderland

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