PRIVATE COLLECTOR EDITION • Pre-order editions · Estimated release December 2026
Alice in Wonderland Art
THE ARTISTS

Wonderland,
seen anew.

Historic illustration in conversation with contemporary art. Meet the artists bringing their own ways of seeing to Wonderland.

John Tenniel’s 1889 self-portrait, a pen drawing of the illustrator with a moustache
John Tenniel · Self-portrait, 1889
THE ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATOR · 1820–1914

John Tenniel

John Tenniel (1820–1914) was a British illustrator and political cartoonist. His long career at Punch helped shape Victorian visual culture, but his illustrations for Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass gave him a lasting place in readers’ imaginations. His expressive figures bring theatrical poise to the most improbable situations. Knighted in 1893, he remained closely associated with the precision and character of his line.

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Todd Hale — Alice-inspired collage
Richmond, Virginia · Nags Head, North Carolina

Todd Hale

Todd Hale is a photographer and mixed-media artist who divides his time between Richmond, Virginia, and the Outer Banks of North Carolina. He earned a BFA in Painting and Printmaking from Virginia Commonwealth University in 1996. In Richmond, he operates Antennae, a working studio, gallery, and event space that opened in 2019.

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Ablaze by Jessica Camilli — selected portfolio work
Richmond, Virginia

Rapid Eyes

Jessica Camilli is the Richmond-based painter and illustrator behind Rapid Eyes. Born in Georgetown, Washington, DC, she earned a BFA from James Madison University with a concentration in drawing and painting. Her practice explores the female form, surreal imagery, and meticulous ink drawing. Alongside making art, she teaches yoga, finding a balance between outward connection and the introspective work of the studio.

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