(Please enlarge the article to view the bottom image)It was a warm summer day. Alice was so tired of being driven to Wonderland that made her so tired and stupid. Wendy said: Alice? How are you?
Nothing. Just tired of Wonderland. So Alice... wanna go to Neverland? Well... If it would rain in their THEN I ought to. Well... Come grab my hand Alice!

Later... When they reached Neverland... Alice met Peter at first sight.

Peter said: Hey! Who's that Wendy? She's hot! UUUrrrgggghh.... Peter don't you know Alice? Oh. Alice. Lets go stroll down Neverland!

While on their way... they went to Skull Island.

So this is where rain pours 24/7? Alice said. Yes. 24/7... A determined Wendy and Peter uttered. Alice said, What a cold day in here... To be continued on article "Alice's Adventures in Neverland 2"

Our Story

Hello people. I'm producing a new film based on Lewis Carroll's story that all you ought to know, Alice in Wonderland. The movie will be filmed with real actors and will have some FX, but the scenario is very different from the original story, but keep the essence of the characters in the movie. This time Alice will travel inside a big city.

We count on your support to carry this story, which will take place this year. The story and script are defined, and we're still in pre-production process.

Support here: http://www.indiegogo.com/alicecity


The Story

It's 2012, and Alice heard her grandmother's stories of the countryside, cats, rabbits and caterpillars and the terrible Queen of Hearts. But Alice has never seen a rabbit hopping through the grass, or a caterpillar become a butterfly. The young Alice lives in a big and sad city of the 21st century, but wants to discover the Wonderland of his grandmother Alice. Soon she discovers that this fantasy world is also around with her, in this ordinary city.

Fans of Alice in Wonderland should check out the exhibition in Edinburgh of Marie Louise Wrightson's "Down the Rabbit Hole"- www.the-leith-gallery.co.uk

Marie has spent just over a year preparing for this exhibition. When asked what inspired her she replied "Like many people, I have been influenced and inspired by fairy tales, cartoons, films and children’s books; especially the Alice in Wonderland stories.
With cautionary messages and wonderful worlds in which to escape, little Alice, the Mad Hatter and The Queen of Hearts have always created an endless fascination and curiosity of wonder for me. With my work I have explored a more grown up Alice, an Alice who is still full of wonder and surprise but who also embraces all the delights of Wonderland during her fantastical journeys.
An all important part of the stories, is for me the visual attraction of the books illustrations. I have always looked at the illustrations first and read the words later, “partly due to my dyslexia”, but also because I am always completely absorbed by the fabulous drawings within the books. For me the drawings bring the characters to life, allowing the reader to fall...