Wonder Bonkers by @gordon92

Definitely one of the more louder entries. This is also one of the few entries really pushing the envelope on the theme and that kind of boldness is very much welcomed. A risky, energetic, and frankly very crowded drawing. I'm still amazed at how many companions this character has.

Small Size by @serarious

Fantastic recreation of the iconic "Eat Me" scene from the books and other interpretations of this story. Having the character turned away from our view adds to that sense of wonder to the audience. The lime green fireflies also makes me question of the situation. Is it wonder from awe or wonder in a sense of fear?

Wonder by @edenci

Great use of atmosphere and own additions to a familiar scene. The entry had put a tonne of effort in creating the mood through careful use of colour. The red monotone background really makes Alice's blue dress really jump out at the screen.

Madness Category

Alice in Madnessland by @crittercrats

Having seen this user's entry before, this is such a great use of different textures in a singular piece. Really like all the ideas and visual motifs presented here. The design of all the characters retained their original inspiration mixed with artistic liberty. The effort in this is great.

Madman's Conten[x]t by @gordon92

Great deal of pure expression in the entry. I think this is definitely a piece where the benefits of going traditional are really shown here. You can feel the energy of each and every stroke. The chaotic feel is really there and can feel quite overwhelming much like madness is.

The Queen by @nanawawa

The question: Can madness be ever seen as beautiful? I think this shown greatly in this entry. They say a picture can say a thousand words and in this piece, those words translate wonderfully into a story. The history of the character is shown in every artifact around her, making this a great piece of visual storytelling.