• Framed Alice and the Caterpillar $40.00 – $100.00
• Community Drawing Project: Endless Tea party $400.00
• Framed Graphite Tea Party $400.00
• Framed Pick your Poison $200.00
• Spill the Tea - color pencil $40.00 – $120.00
• Alice's Descent $60.00 – $250.00
• Cheshire Cat 2009 $80.00 – $150.00
• Cats in Space $40.00 – $500.00
• Cheshire Cat on the Moon $20.00 – $120.00
• Bloody Red Queen $30.00 – $1,200.00
• Alice up in Arms $250.00 – $800.00
• Attack of the 50 ft Alice $20.00 – $120.00
• Alice's Tea Party, graphite $40.00 – $400.00
• Dissociation; the Total Disembodiment of Alice $40.00 – $600.00
• Alice's Tea Party $30.00 – $800.00
• White Rabbit $40.00 – $250.00
• White Rabbit (giclée print) $40.00 – $200.00

Why Alice in Wonderland?  This was a formative story for me both through the text Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland (or originally “in Under Ground”) by Lewis Carroll, and the original animation by the Walt Disney Corporation.

  A major part of its draw, to me, is the philosophical underpinnings in a nonsensical story.  The absurd events reflect the very real happenings in day-to-day life, particularly in societal structures and assumptions.  Wonderland is simultaneously incredible, beautiful, and frustrating.