Carles Porta

                         Fig 1,2,3 (Above): Opening Puck Cinema Caravana 2011 from Carles Porta on Vimeo.

A tiny but beautiful animation by Carles Porta for 'Puck' the smallest cinema on earth. 

                                         Fig 4 (above) Puck Cinema 

Puck is a cinema 'camping trailer' that sits an exclusive audience of seven people and shows short animations.

Carles Porta is a Spanish illustrator, animator and graphic designer born in Madrid and trained in Barcelona.

References:

Fig 1,2,3 Carles Porta https://vimeo.com/19001702

http://www.carlesporta.com/

https://www.flickr.com/photos/carlesporta/sets/72157622861038181/

Tracy Walker

        Fig 1 (above): Tracy Walker 2011 'In Pursuit of Red Riding Hood'

Tracy Walker‘s “In Pursuit of Little Red Riding Hood” 2011 is a hand-cut paper piece that was selected as one of 30 winners in Print Magazine’s Hand Drawn Competition for 2012.
This piece was created as one of a series of fairy tales, cut into paper, and bound into salvaged books.

References:

Fig 1 Tracy Walker 2011 'In Pursuit of Red Riding Hood' http://tracywalkerart.com/

http://tracywalkerart.com/
http://www.printmag.com/

Mina Braun II

   Fig 1 (above): Mina Braun, Sleep Tight 2. Fig 2 (below): Mina Braun, Sleep Tight 1

               

Sunday seems to be the day that I am publishing gangs of Little Red riding Hoods and this post is the second to feature German illustrator Mina Braun, now based in Scotland. These two screen prints were created for the Magic Exhibition at Solihull Arts Complex, Mina chose to base her submissions on Little Red Riding Hood.

References

Fig 1: Mina Braun, Sleep Tight. 
         https://www.facebook.com/pages/Mina-braun/523367204346683?fref=ts
Fig 2: Mina Braun, Sleep Tight 1 http://www.minabraun.blogspot.co.uk/2011/05/sleep-tight.html

http://www.minabraun.blogspot.co.uk/
http://www.minabraun.com/
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Mina-braun/
http://www.solihullartscomplex.co.uk/

The Making of Daniel Egnéus, Little Red Riding Hood

                   Fig 1: The making of Daniel Egnéus, Little Red Riding Hood 

A wonderful insight into Daniel Egnéus' working practice, his research and thoughts in creating his 2011 interpretation of Little Red Riding Hood. 

Daniel uses his own visual language, the content of his daily view, his city, his girlfriend to add a contemporary context. He then researched the time period in which he wanted to place his interpretation, gathering, like a chef the ingredients and pulling together inspiration, knowledge and reference for his work.

   Fig 2, (above) 3,4 (below) Illustrations from Daniel Egnéus, Little Red Riding Hood

References

Fig 1:  Film showing how Daniel Egnéus researched and made his Little Red Riding Hood https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3vnhcJHcJWo

Fig 2,3,4 Illustrations from Daniel Egnéus, Little Red Riding Hood http://www.danielegneus.com/

Grimm, T,W, Little Red Riding Hood, New York. Harper Design. 2011