Postcard set: Ladies of Wonderland

Description
These little ladies will help you in telling your friends whatever it is you need to say!

The postcards come as a set of four, featuring

*The White Rabbit
*The Red Queen
*The Lost, Alice
*The White Queen

Postcards are coated with a lovely matte finish, much like the ones you find in stores. On the back of each postcard is plenty of room to write whatever your heart desires, and if requested, they can come complete with four 100% recycled brown envelopes that each feature a pocket watch stamp, and a special frame to write your address in, if you're not comfortable with just sending the postcard as is.

* notecards are sized 4x6 and professionally printed
* Brown envelopes are %100 recycled

These are perfect for keeping in touch, breaking up, or inviting your friends out to a tea-party~

Cheshire

The Cheshire

Start of the boy's series to compliment the Ladies of Wonderland set.

Magnets

I promised better pictures, and here they are!

These are the standard 2 1/4 round magnets, just one of the sizes I will be offering. Other magnets will be offered in:

Round, Square - 2 1/4 for $4.00

Or larger magnets ( 3 inches) for $5.00 The larger magnets are only available in round.

Magnets are in!

Woo hoo - woo hoo!


Just got my first shipment of magnets in, and I must say, they look preeetttyyyy kick-ass. I ordered a set of magnets featuring the Ladies, to be sold on my etsy shop starting Jan 1st.

They are your standard 2 1/4 size, round, with a durable scratch and UV-resistant coating. Each item is printed with vibrant colors, and features a powerful magnetic backing to ensure that it stays where you put it, be it your refrigerator, microwave, your friends knee brace, or the metal cap your dog always wears to prevent aliens from reading his mind. So get yours today! Or on the 1st! Whichever!

I apologize for the quality of the photo, and I plan to take a better picture soon but I want to post it up on here anyway. Camera phone, while high quality, is so freaking sensitive that it doesn't matter how high quality the picture is, cause no one gives a damn about a high quality blur.

Some excitement on the home front.

Alright so, the good news is this:

All my little ladies are painted!  Im hoping to enter them in this "anything goes" show in Ormond Beach this upcoming Feb.  Bad news is that they have a 24 x 24 x 1.5 size requirement which the cheapest i've found for that sort of printing has been in the 80s, with a 20+ shipping fee, so basically a 100 dollars by the end of all this.  Have we forgotten the starving artist scenario? Seriously, the fuck?

Anyway.  Tomorrow i'll be scanning them in via kinkos (death to my scanner) and proceeding with the computer editing.  I'd LOVE to get some physical prints done soon...the plans are postcards or individual prints.  Also discovered a place where I can get my stuff printed on actual cards, which seems all too obvious with an Alice in Wonderland set, so I may be extending the series even more.  By the end of this my entire portfolio will be Alice but I can't help it, the whole concept is rather liberating. 

Far away, this ship is taking me far away, far away from my memories, of the people who care if I live or die - Muse

Ladies of Wonderland

Done? You tell me.

Ladies of Wonderland

Okay, so, Im actually rather happy with the watercolor process so far, the tragedy lies in my scanner. It cannot scan in a non blurry piece for the life of it, so i'll have to take all my images in to be scanned in clear before I can do any computer editing, which is a downfall. Anyway, heres what I got so far...

Subject One:

The White Rabbit

Heres the (albeit) horrible scan in of my White Rabbit. I fiddled very briefly with the saturation in the computer, but have yet to give it full attention due to the low quality of the scan to start with. I cant decide if I want to add some digital effects in via photoshop yet or not. Im rather enjoying the texture to the piece however.

Subject Two:

The Red Queen

When I first started sketching ideas for the queen, I had her very sultry, but soon decided against that. She needed to be sexy, but not too much, which I felt would be expected of the Queen of Hearts. But she's not just a normal queen, is she? Shes flippin' mad. So I have her more coy than my initial sketches, with roses and mini crowns floating in the back. Unsure on colors yet but leaning towards deep rubys, golds, and blacks. Some purple tones. This will be a very saturated piece.

Subject Three:

Alice

Heres my Alice. I wanted her outfit to be very sexual to contrast the little girl image of Alice, but I kept her face a full mask. It will be painted start white, with rose colored cheeks and lips, to play off that child image everyone has. Her corset will be that beautiful baby blue, while the frill, bow, and most likely the stockings will be white. Hair is blonde of course. Unsure on background colors ...thinking a wash of blue...? So far this is my least favorite of the set. Unsure what it is exactly, but something isn't meshing to me.

Color suggestions welcome!