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A classic Alice in Wonderland moment - please feel free to shout loudly in order to complete the scene for yourself.

The Queen of Hearts reminds me of my grade two teacher. When she got angry (which was alarmingly frequent) she'd turn bright red, bark like a dog, and little white flecks of spittle would form at the corners of her mouth. If I'd have read Roald Dahl's "Matilda" back then she would have been a formidable doppelgänger for the Trunchbull.

But I've digressed. I've put up the sketches I did for this drawing, which you can peruse at your leisure here [link] and here [link]

Description
A classic Alice in Wonderland moment - please feel free to shout loudly in order to complete the scene for yourself.

The Queen of Hearts reminds me of my grade two teacher. When she got angry (which was alarmingly frequent) she'd turn bright red, bark like a dog, and little white flecks of spittle would form at the corners of her mouth. If I'd have read Roald Dahl's "Matilda" back then she would have been a formidable doppelgänger for the Trunchbull.

But I've digressed. I've put up the sketches I did for this drawing, which you can peruse at your leisure here [link] and here [link]