Always nice when a scene just jumps off the page.
Alice's tea party
Birds of the open forest dawn
Artist is Su Blackwell, whose site has a whole gallery of such enchantment.
Hat tip to my better half, Alice, who likes a) good art, b) cut-outs, and c) the Alice pictured.
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http://www.yukenteruyastudio.com/en/projects/notice_forest