Raso King

A wolf with too much choice by Raso King.

Holly Roberts

Holly Roberts combines photo collage, print and paint to create dynamic and sometimes disturbing imagery.

Anastasiia Suvorova

Anastasiia Suvorova's digital illustration.

Matthew Cordell

With a clear visual homage to Little Red Riding Hood, these illustrations are from Matthew Cordell's 'Wolf In The Snow' which was published earlier this year, a project that started with the picture above. Matthews research for this book about a little girl and a wolf cub who both get lost in the snow took him on a journey of wonder and knowledge including the amazing Yellowstone Wolf Project and a complete rediscovery and understanding of wolves. 

This silent book has won the Boston Globe-Horn Book award 2017 and is nominated for many other awards. 

Nozomi Yasufuku II

A wolf in a line of snowy trees by Nozomi Yasufuku

Nozomi Yasufuku

Little red riding hood and the knife by Nozomi Yasufuku

Eugene and Louise

A terrible wolf in the moonlight by Studio Eugene and Louise a creative studio run by husband and wife team Glenn D'Hondt and Sylvia Meert.

Kato Tomoya II

Kato Tomoya often uses imagery that alludes to Little Red Riding Hood, this is a page from his sketchbooks

Sungyeon Joh

Sungyeon Joh (sansu) is an animator and illustrator based in San Francisco, this is her 'Snow wolf' rendering of Little Red Ridinghood.

Christina Forshay

Digital illustration by Californian illustrator Christina Forshay.