Hazel Terry

 

'In the mouth of the Black Dog' my latest interpretation of little red riding hood. 

I have been meaning to do this for so long, using this weaving embroidery technique for a wolf, so here is my first embroidery piece for a while. I really enjoyed weaving those teeth! I have been giggling at them with my daughter., they are time consuming (like all embroidery) but so worth it.

Mika Hirasa II

                  Fig 1 (above): Mika Hirasa 2010 Vol 17 Ukatama Magazine Cover.

                  Fig 2 (above): Mika Hirasa 2013 Vol 36 Ukatama Magazine Cover.

                  Fig 3 (above): Mika Hirasa 2009 Vol 16 Ukatama Magazine Cover.

                  Fig 4 (above): Mika Hirasa 2011 Vol 23 Ukatama Magazine Cover.

                  Fig 5 (above): Mika Hirasa 2009 Vol 13 Ukatama Magazine Cover.

Mika Hirasa has been the producer of the cover of Ukatama magazine since 2009. It is a production that focuses on a healthy life and healthy food.The origin of the name "Ukatama" is God of the food called "Uka-no-mitama-no-kami"
Mika has used a little girl with a red hood for these illustrations and often she is accompanied by a wolf, though sometimes the wolf's character is assumed by a different wild animal, a bear or mole for example. The illustrations are made in textiles but have real food items collaged into the
finished composition.

References:

Fig 1: Mika Hirasa 2010 Vol 17 Ukatama Magazine Cover.
Fig 2: Mika Hirasa 2013 Vol 36 Ukatama Magazine Cover.
Fig 3: Mika Hirasa 2009 Vol 16 Ukatama Magazine Cover.
Fig 4: Mika Hirasa 2011 Vol 23 Ukatama Magazine Cover
Fig 5: Mika Hirasa 2009 Vol 13 Ukatama Magazine Cover.

https://www.behance.net/gallery/17644641/Ukatama
http://www.e-micao.com/framepage13.htm
http://www.e-micao.com/about-rev-english.htm
http://www.ukatama.net/