Description
A hyper-detailed brown rabbit with unusually wide neon-green eyes stares directly out of a distressed sepia poster while a cigarette sticks from its mouth. Rough, pale hand-painted English lettering at the top reads «WHO THE FUCK» and the bottom completes the provocative line with «IS ALICE». Smoky wisps, torn-looking borders and aged tones create a gritty, bizarre vintage aesthetic.
Design details
A surreal, irreverent question — “WHO THE FUCK IS ALICE” — accompanies a wide-eyed smoking rabbit, combining vintage animal portraiture with outrageous rock-and-roll humor.
- Print ID: 90111
- Source format: High-resolution JPEG (.JPG), flattened raster artwork
- Design language: English
- Text status: Rasterized — text is embedded in the JPEG pixels and cannot be directly retyped
- Art structure: Raster image, no live text or editable vector layers
What you receive
Receive the original 90111.jpg through PSDmarket’s authorized WooCommerce Dropbox Source Delivery after purchase or eligible membership access. The source file stays in Dropbox and the purchased file is free of the catalog watermark. This listing is a digital download only; no physical clothing, mug, print or poster is shipped.
Using the artwork
Use this striking raster artwork for novelty T-shirts, ironic alternative-culture posters, edgy tote bags, mugs, humorous stickers and unconventional gifts for adults.
The downloadable JPEG is suitable for raster production workflows. If you need to replace lettering or isolate objects, manual raster retouching or redrawing will be required.
Protected preview
Catalog images use a separate protected JPEG featuring repeated small PSDMARKET PREVIEW lettering and thin diagonal lines across the design. This watermarked catalog image is not the original source delivered to buyers.
Before production
This is a high-resolution JPEG rather than editable vector artwork. Text and image are flattened into pixels, so verify effective DPI at print size, inspect smoke and fur detail, and check sepia tones on your chosen substrate.
Confirm final dimensions, print color mode, contrast, appropriate line widths or effective pixel resolution, material compatibility and underbase settings. Always inspect a proof before a production run.
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