Your Wonderland Is with Alice As a Grownup!

It's likely that one time in your life you may have wondered how Alice (in Wonderland) would have looked like as an adult. Well wonder no more, because here is a sculpture by Sam Greenwell. It's his interpretation of what Alice would look like after ten years from the time she fell down the rabbit hole. Well, it seems Greenwell has his ideas about Alice getting influenced by the rabbit, since Alice pretty much looks a like a "bunny" girl in his statue, if you know what I mean.

The Cheshire cat at her feet seems to approve of her a lot. I guess that means the cat is 100% male. If you wish to get yourself a Greenwell-sculpted statue of "Alice in Wonderland" as she would look if she got stuck in the rabbit hole for ten years, then click here or on the "grownup Alice" image to place your order.

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Dancing Girl of the Nile Anime Style

There is a sensual fascination about Egypt and the desert that surrounds it. The land is such an ancient, mysterious, and historical place that you cannot help but be compelled by anything associated with the country and it's past. Take for instance this Nile Dancing Girl Statue from the Beat Amaha Collection. It's anime in style, which is unmistakeably Japanese-inspired, yet it's costume and decidedly henna tattoo is definitely Middle-Eastern in concept. The combination is a sensual fusion that's appealing to the eyes and the imagination!

This Nile Dancing Girl Statue will definitely dance in your head for a long time after you've turned your sights somewhere else. This is sculpted by Amaha Minatogawa (Kip), and is based on how he imagines a world that's inhabited by beautiful and sensual women. This figure is six and a half inches tall and is made of durable PVC. You won't get tired of this statue because it's clothing and arms are removable for your posing and other needs! You can get yours as a brunette in black or as a redhead in white.

Click here or on the images to order the Amaha Nile Dancing Girl

Desire for The Touch of Ice Royo Fantasy Statue Is Yours

Luis Royo is recognized as one of the best fantasy artists of the era and here is one of his painted masterpieces titled The Touch of Ice, featuring Hinatunaone. It's incarnation as a fine art statue by Shunjii Hagii is something for collectors who never get enough of Royo. If you already have a print of the original artwork, this statue of Hinatunaone, Woman of the Sands should be the next collectors' piece.

Hinatunaone is roughly 6-inches tall and that is more than enough to capture every detail of the dress and every curve of her figure as only Royo and master sculptor Hagii can show. There are only 2,500 copies of this statue produced. Each is numbered and comes with a certificate of authenticity.

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Monica Has an Axe and Lion Talons for Foot Nails

Here is Monica, a fantasy woman warrior standing 7 3/4 inches tall in her crouching position and cradling her trusty battle axe. Notice the green slime dripping from her blade? It's not blood, so what manner of animal did she slay before posing for this excellent piece of art? One can only imagine. This one is from the Fantasy Figure Series of Yamato USA entitled "Monica's Axe". It's from art by Boris Vallejo and interpreted as a PVC statue by Tobe of Heavy Gauge.

Yes, Monica appears to have an axe to grind and she's not going to let anyone stop her - not the cold wind that bites her bare skin and not the sharp rocks under her equally-bare feet. Did you notice that she's got bear claws for toenails? Or are they part of her skimpy armor? Now what's the story behind that? There's more to discover about her and you'll find that she's not the type to toy with. But if you purchase her now, you'll find her mighty enjoyable. Buy Monica's Axe statue here.

What Would You Sacrifice to Get This Superb Fantasy Statue?

A lot of people would sacrifice a lot of things for great works of art. This statue called "The Sacrifice" based on art by Dorian Cleavenger, otherwise known as Akira, and sculpted by noted 3D statue artist Plant-jzero Moekichi is one such statue that collectors would give a lot to possess. By the design alone, it would appear to be part of a plot for cinema. But no, this one is for your deepest and darkest imagination gone wild.

Truly, this dark and seductively-ominous work of art is one for the shadowed recesses of your abode to be lighted only by the gloom of night and to be showcased by the dungeons of your equally shrouded mind to people with the same veiled thoughts as yours.

But, in case you're not that kind, it's still perfect for your horror fantasy collection, even if it's not part of any movie.

Own the Maid that Jumps Over the Moon

Ever wonder what a moon maid looks like? Ever wonder what a moon maid uses to jump over the moon? Artist Frank Frazetta has had the answers down pat with his famous Moon Maid art - except maybe what house she serves as a maid.

Now available as a seductively-detailed polyresin statue, Frazetta's Moon Maid is ready to light up your dreary nights with her alluring sheen, never mind the monster centaur its riding on. This is sculpted and painted by Tim Bruckner and is ten inches tall - just like how you would want it when looking at it.

Order Frank Frazetta's exquisite Moon Maid statue here.

Bettie Page Collectors Figurine Smiles at You

Betty Page was and still is the ultimate pin-up girl. Few would know the hard life the real Betty Page lived after turning her back on the modeling world, but it doesn't show in this iconic statue that relives the glorious days past.

In this statue, Betty wears black lingerie and a big smile that will never fade away as long as you take good care of here - and that's for sure. This is a limited edition Betty Page statue that will surely wake you up with its smile every time you look at it. Even the real Betty Page would be proud of it.

Spikes Attract in this Yamato Akira Fantasy Female Statue

Spikes attract for this Yamato Akira fantasy female PVC statue. One look at this finely-detailed specimen of a sculpture will pierce you in the eye and leave you blinded by it's beautiful craftsmanship as only artist Dorian Cleavanger can envision and sculptor Plant-jzero Moekichi/Ikegami can create.

It's a sculpture version of the stylish painting by Cleavanger (left) that suits your fantasy bedroom like no other. Just imagine it on a display base lighted from above by ambient light brightening it's already vibrant hues. It's enough to give just the right mood for your impeccable taste. It's the ultimate fantasy fusion of East and West.

Staring at This Medusa Can Turn You into Stone

You're not supposed to stare at Medusa. She can easily turn you into stone at a glance. Apart from the snakes on her head, it's hard to say how Medusa was generally depicted in ancient times. If she were real, nobody would know what she really looked like since anyone who would have seen her would have likely been petrified. But snakes would suggest her as ugly and that's enough to make you look (perhaps just out of curiosity).

But there's this modern interpretation of Medusa, inspired by the work of artist Luis Royo, Medusa's Gaze (left) and sculpted by Shungo Yazawa, that's meant to be looked at - never mind the snakes. Here, Medusa is a temptress in a scanty huntress attire with leather stockings. Perhaps it's a repressed timidity that's causing her to cover herself up?