Hansel González

   Fig 1,2 (above) details from Hansel González's braille story posters.

Hansel González created a series of fairy tale posters including the tale of Little Red Riding Hood in association with the Caja Mágica Foundation in Venezuela.

Braille Stories 'stories are meant to be felt' is a campaign to invite people to donate Braille books for blind children. We created posters with classic stories translated into Braille and took them to schools where the children could feel these fairy stories that we all read.

References

Fig 1,2, Details from Hansel González's braille story posters https://www.behance.net/gallery/5512977/Stories-meant-to-be-felt

http://www.hanzmade.net/
http://www.lacajamagica.org/
https://www.facebook.com/Hanzmd

Sarah Petersen

     Fig 1(above): Pop Up book by Sarah Petersen 

"This project was one of the most exciting and challenging projects I've tackled thus far. Without knowing how to make a pop-up book, I set off on an a path full or research and trial-and-error mockups to create the finished piece. Each element within the pages was hand cut with an X-ACTO knife and glued carefully in place. Several elements have multiple layers to create interesting dimensions and shadows. I limited the colors to black, white and red, which worked perfectly for the story The Little Red Riding Hood. Thanks to my family (for putting up with the mess), and my friends who gave incredible feedback throughout the process."  Sarah Petersen.

Sarah Petersen is a graphic designer from Salt lake City who graduated from Utah University. This pop up book was her first and feature a kind of visual coding like used in a map key for the characters of the grandmother and Little Red, that you can see in the throat of the wolf.

References:

Fig 1(above): Pop Up book by Sarah Petersen 
https://www.behance.net/gallery/14044385/The-Little-Red-Riding-Hood-pop-up-book

http://sarahpetersen.prosite.com/
https://www.behance.net/sarahpetersen

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/