Chuck Groenink

A Halloween Little Red Riding Hood from the monster imagination of Chuck Groenink.

Inca Pan

A page from Inca Pan's 2005 Calendar, featuring his unique and wondrous visual language.

Henrik Drescher

This piece is by Henrik Drescher and was made in the 1980's as a postcard to send to prospective publishers when he moved to America from Holland. Henrik's work is a dark collage of comic, illustration and fine art. He has published over fifty children books and made several animations.

Hazel Terry; Pomegranate

I couldn't resist making little red images from Pomegranates this week when I was exploring using other fruits for Halloween celebrations. 

Marc Martin

Marc Martin often illustrates urban settings devoid of humans, abandoned, silent and usually featuring a lone stray.
This image because of the red around the mirror and the dense foliage made me think of red riding hood.

Elizabeth de Prada

A delicate fine pencil drawing by Elizabeth de Prada

Little Red Teeth

A terrifying use of 'sweet teeth' that I made as a demonstration pieces in my printing class this week. 

Anna Hoyle

Anna Hoyle and her amazing library of fictional book covers has entertained and amazed me this week. Here is her almost 'Wacky Racers' style cover of this classic.

Luis San Vicente III

Final illustration of Little Red Riding Hood by Luis San Vicente  whose palette, style and sense of horror go perfectly with this theme.

Luis san Vicente II

I am amazed that I haven't shared this illustration for whatsapp cap by Luis San Vicente before, as I have admired it for a long time, well at last here it is.

Luis San Vicente I

I know that I am stepping further away from the theme here, but the emotion is the same as Little Red Riding Hood and the palette, so in my loose rules I am allowing it because I love the way the beast is encircling the girl. This illustration is by Mexican illustrator Luis San Vicente.