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The White Rabbit—always running late. On one terrible day, Alice needs red pigment to paint the white roses, lest she loses her head to the Red Queen. Alice crosses paths with the White Rabbit as he scurries to his next appointment, and it is unfortunate to say that Alice acted with ill intentions. She commits a quiet crime, and the White Rabbit will, forevermore, be late. Poor, poor Alice has lost her innocence for good.
I created this piece in 2019, along with its slightly morbid retelling of Alice (which has been slightly modified recently). I don’t fully recall what inspired this piece, but I do know 2019 was tumultuous year for me personally, filled with worsening mental health struggles (little did I know then that 2020 would turn the world upside down, eh?). I’ve also always had a love for everything Alice-themed, especially the video game, “Alice: Madness Returns.” Although I see things I could improve with my 2026 artist eyes and brain, I do still love this piece and I’d love to create more paintings like it! In the meantime, I hope this piece finds a loving home. Thanks for taking the time to read the little story!
Size: 4 x 6 in, 102 x 152 mm
Size w/ Frame: 5 x 7 in, 127 x 178 mm
Medium: Gouache, pastel, and gold ink
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