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Published: 2006-10-29 08:21:02 +0000 UTC; Views: 8138; Favourites: 84; Downloads: 481
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For class... Visual Development of Alice from Alice in Wonderland. Inspired by Peter de Seve and Central Park set in the 30's. Alice is a tomboy, an orphan, finding companionship in the most unlikely of places.Related content
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Love it.
Beyond that- it reminds me of the style used for that 1990s cartoon- "the critic". which I loved. particularly the standing figure far left corner.
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I especially love the hair style in the middle but the bottom right hand corner picture is the best use of expression, good job
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Love it. Alice has always been one of my favorite characters.
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Can I even tell you how much I love this idea? Probably not because I really love it, the idea, and how you've developed it here. It really conveys the mood I think you're going for and definately makes me eager to see more
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Heh, I like that concept of Alice... one that would be quite interesting to see fully developed some day (keep that in mind just in case further down your career...) it is a neat idea
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Looks cool. Seems like the new Alice's got much more attitude
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You're good. Great job
But that just really isn't the way I picture Alice. heh
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Well, this Alice is an orphan in the 1930's who gets stuck in Central Park during Fall/Winter and ends up befriending some interesting characters. So far in our class I've seen Robot Alice, Junglewoman Alice, WitchBlade Alice, Emo Alice, Anime Goddess Alice, and various other odd incarnations.
Figuring out the story as to why they're drawn as they are is just as important.
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