Alice Surviving Wonderland | nftshowroom X alienarthive Spring Challenge

NFT Showroom partnered with Alien Art Hive for a SPRING CHALLENGE. I decided to participate as Spring is a lovely reminder of renewal and a new beginning. According to the challenge post, you can join in by:

• making art that represents spring for you;
• minting it on: https://nftshowroom.com;
• making a blog post about your art and link to your minted piece in Alien Art Hive Community; and
• using "nftshowroom" in your tags.

@nftshowroom and @alienarthive remind us that Spring often symbolizes renewal, growth, rebirth, fertility and transformation. It can also represent a period of hope and optimism after winter's end.

Also, @nftshowroom will be featuring all the SPRING ART minted on the NFT Showroom home page / twitter and Alien Art Hive will be curating your blog posts.

This challenge is for the full month of APRIL.

To join in, check out NFTShowroom's challenge post here: nftshowroom X alienarthive SPRING CHALLENGE

Below is my second Spring themed Art project:

What better way to usher in the Spring season than to celebrate Alice's return from Wonderland. The story-book character is from one of my favorite childhood stories of rabbits: "Alice in Wonderland". I often wondered what happened to Alice once she reached adulthood. Imagine her fifty years later. A suburban housewife who resides in a cul-de-sac with a spouse and five children. Much wiser, Alice applies her experiences in the modern day world. But those eyes tell a different story kept hidden beneath that well-polished exterior.

The information for my design minted on NFTShowroom.

To design this project, I first retrieved a rabbit image from the stable diffusion program StarryAI with the Text Input: "Down the rabbit hole as in White Rabbit from Alice in Wonderland." The Style of my creation was: Fantasy.

Designing Alice was a bit unusual as I used the stable diffusion image of the rabbit for her body, then used only the head feature of an open-sourced female image. I wanted the look to be dark and dramatic of an older version of the child in Wonderland.

Other images included were free-sourced items and my pure fractals I designed in the advanced fractal rendering program, Apophysis 7X. To complete the design, I utilized Canva, my design program, to blend the different type images.

^{Alice Down the Rabbit Hole - StarryAI ~ Female with orange hair and green outfit ~ Strange Bosch Mouse Creature - StarryAI ~ Field of flowers ~ Teacup fantasy ~ Waterfall ~ Abstract circles background ~ Abstract Turtle ~ Levitating woven fabric from Canva ~ Fantasy Tree Portal - Contributed to the #LIL by @eve66 ~ Pure Fractal titled "Flowers Yellow #5 - created by me Pink Flower with string - Contributed to the #LIL by @hernleon74.}

Thanks for taking the time to view my post. I hope you like my mixed media project for the April Spring Challenge.