Maxine Lee-Mackie

Maxine Lee-Mackie's new Tarot card designs featuring Little Red Riding Hood.

Sandra Rilova II

 Sandra Rilova's dark interpretation of this terrible tale. Red Riding Hood has been a reoccurring theme in Sandra's work over a number of years, again a story that is capable of telling many different interpretations of itself and life.

Erika Kallasmaa

Erika Kallasmaa is a Finish illustrator and this is her tiny watercolor of Little Red.

Yuriy Skomorokhov

Yuriy Skomorokhov's illustration for 'Вкусный Юра' is technically not a Little Red Riding Hood image, but any image of a little person in red inside a wolf's stomach counts, especially when the illustration is as delightful as Yuriy's collages.

Lizzy Hobbs

Stills for an animation, created using watercolour created in one long day ten years ago by my friend Lizzy Hobbs as part of her Tricky Women Film Festival residency in Vienna. If you are in Edinburgh this week Lizzy is talking at the EIFF Celebration of Animation and there is a retrospective of her animated work at The Edinburgh International Film Festival.

Paddy Donnelly

Paddy Donnelly's version of Little Red on display at the World Illustration Awards in Somerset House, London.

Graffiti Cologne

Street art/ paste up graffiti from Cologne, looks even better when it has lived a little.

Marco BoZz

A typographic 'Little Red' by Italian graphic designer Marco BoZz.

Sebastián Bazzano

Sebastián Bazzano's retelling of Little Red Riding Hood, is a confrontational and adult rendering, highlighting child abuse. Some of his collages and uses of mixed media are genius.

Bárbara Alonso

Spanish illustrator Bárbara Alonso's 'Little Red' made in a bright, highly patterned, graphic design.