Steampunk fantasy multi-panel comic of Cheshire Cat, Cookie Monster and friends enjoying a whimsical Sunday tea party
This playful crossover steampunk comic depicts a cozy afternoon tea party with the Cheshire Cat, Cookie Monster, a steampunk adventuress, and a mustachioed pastry chef. Rich warm brass, soft purple, and cream color palettes create a whimsical, surreal mood full of light philosophical banter about treats, dreams, and joy. The multi-panel strip features ornate vintage steampunk decor, floating airship city views, and a warm "Scones today, wonder tomorrow" tagline.

Steampunk fantasy multi-panel comic of Cheshire Cat — AI art by @CaylaCatz

@CaylaCatz · 10/18/2026

Entry in the Whimsical theme on BudgetPixel.

Tea with Alice and the Cheshire Cat Special Guests: Cookie Monster and Baker

Steampunk fantasy multi-panel comic of Cheshire Cat, Cookie Monster and friends enjoying a whimsical Sunday tea party
This playful crossover steampunk comic depicts a cozy afternoon tea party with the Cheshire Cat, Cookie Monster, a steampunk adventuress, and a mustachioed pastry chef. Rich warm brass, soft purple, and cream color palettes create a whimsical, surreal mood full of light philosophical banter about treats, dreams, and joy. The multi-panel strip features ornate vintage steampunk decor, floating airship city views, and a warm "Scones today, wonder tomorrow" tagline.

Tags: steampunk comic, crossover fan art, Cheshire Cat, Cookie Monster, Sesame Street, Alice in Wonderland, tea party art, whimsical fantasy, Sweet Sundays, surreal illustration, afternoon tea, pastry art, cozy fantasy, Cayla Catz, silly humor

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Comments

antares

Cool solution, the one in the last panel! The fonts in the bubbles are my favorite for comics, since they're clear and easy to read. And a Muppet character is more than welcome... 😎

panos

...hey Baker... uh.... about those cookies.... could you make deliveries on a certain airship? Pretty please? ...But nor a WORD of it to that blue.... guy....

legion

That’s cool; in my country, Cookie Monster was called Triki.