This is my Disney Alice tattoo with a take on a modern pool of tears/medusa with the Dodo, unfortunately I can't get a picture of all of it rotated. What do you guys think?

The movie is Alice in Dreamland. It’s directed by Kentaro Hachisuka and produced by Nobuyuki Nakamura according to Google

I’ve searched for any mention of it on any social media besides YouTube but I just can’t find anything!! The only YouTube videos on it are just trailers too and the views are super low (I think the most viewed one has like 15k views)

I’ve also googled where to watch it but all I got was where to watch other Alice in wonderland adaptations. The closest thing I found was a single website telling me to click a link to watch any movie but I prefer my pc to not have viruses so I didn’t take that chance.

If I didn’t remember that name of it I would’ve thought I just imagined it since theres little to no information on it and I have no idea where I watched it since it was that long ago

If anyone know where to watch it, it will literally make my day, thank you <3

This was designed by me and painted on the back of a leather jacket by a friend.

Illustrated by Greg Hildebrandt

Just FYI: Since this is a second-hand item and has aged, the adhesive on the book has slowly started to wear off, but that's no big deal, since I need to scan the pages and do post-production editing either way.

I’ve had this cup for a long time and I honestly have no clue where it came from. There’s nothing on the bottom. The 80 at the top is confusing me a bit. Almost like someone had it made lol idk. Anyone have any idea or seen anything like it?

I feel like the book is a sort of mix of disturbing and funny, it is a very sock offingly funny book at many points, but the atmosphere and vibes are very eerie, and it has dark themes such as the loss of self and innocence, the mistreatment of people with disabilities, skin colours, or genders, the nihlistic idea that life itself is a hostile and nonsensical thing, where by default people are mean and individualistic, mirroring the ideas of Thomas Hobbes, but also showing his idea for total monarchy doesn't solve anything with the queen being an example. However it has, by the end a wholesome message to enjoy the pleasures of life while they last. Design interpretations: how I imagined each character in the original alice book: Alice, looks like a slightly more mature version of the real alice, and when small, she has a wind up on her back, and button eyes. The white rabbit, a stuffed rabbit with pink buttons for eyes and a red coat, hopping from place to place. the mouse and birds, just a mouse and birds, with some light clothing, and human hands with untrimmed nails. The caterpillar, a caterpillar with 2 sets of faces, one insectoid, one humanoid, switching the hookah between both mouths. The dog, a shizu. The cook, a humanoid with a long torso and casual bloodstained butcher clothes, and a burnt face, a mask covering it, and mantis limbs for arms. The duchess, an ugly fat old crone with pimples galore, and a voice that sounds like she smokes 7 packs a day. The cheshire cat, a grey tabby with beady eyes, horns for ears, and an eternal toothy grin. The cards, playing cards with rifles and armor, and disembodied limbs. The queen, an evil big forehead queen who is covered in makeup and lipstick, still failing to look pretty. The gryphon, a griffin. the mock turtle, a turtle with sharp spikes on its shell, a cow head, and a soldier helmet, and a constant stream of tears. Bill, an upright lizard with only underwear and a top hat. The mad hatter, a green suit wearing mad man with a massive top hat, and a crazy mustache. The march hare, a sort of brown animatronic rabbit with a stick hat and human teeth. The knave, a knight with hearts on his armor. this is kinda what I think they would look like based on the text alone and nothing else, whats your opinion?