Emily M Hughes

Emily Hughes poster from when she was a student, wonderfully gory but still with a smiling Little Red Riding Hood.

Mélanie Allag

Mélanie Allag is a very successful French illustrator with many published books she is originally from Paris but now lives in Nantes.

Yeti Yun

A winter Red Riding Hood by Korean illustrator Yeti Yun.
Wishing you all a Very Happy Christmas.

Tetsuhiro Wakabayashi II

This is Tetsuhiro Wakabayashi's interpretation of Snow White, it has borrowed imagery and symbolism from Rapunzel, Sleeping Beauty in the bramble blindfold and Little Red Riding Hood with  the presence of the wolf.

Olya Leontieva

A collaged wolf above the sockets, by Russian artist and illustrator Olya Leontieva. The wolf marks the danger, he is a symbol, a warning, not the danger itself.

Yelena Bryksenkova

A Little Red Riding Hood illustration from the book Fairy Tale Food by Lucie Cash illustrated by Russian born illustrator Yelena Bryksenkova who is now based in the UK.

References:

Fig1: Little Red by Yelena Bryksenkova  http://cizgilimasallar.blogspot.co.uk/2012/12/yelena-
bryksenkova-fairytale-food.html
http://yelenabryksenkova.com/
http://cizgilimasallar.blogspot.co.uk/2012/12/yelena-bryksenkova-fairytale-food.html
http://ybryksenkova.blogspot.co.uk/

Tetsuhiro Wakabayashi

Fig 1 (above) Tetsuhiro Wakabayashi 

This illustration by Tetsuhiro Wakabayashi combines the symbolism and imagery of traditional European costume mixed with Japanese visualisation and landscapes.

References

Fig 1: Tetsuhiro Wakabayashi. Red Riding Hood, http://www.isoparm.biz/

Matthieu Maudet

                                   Fig 1 (above) Be, do, see, walk, live, laugh... Together by Matthieu Maudet

Matthieu Maudet is a French illustrator from Rennes who is a prolific illustrator and author of children's books and comics. Matthieu attended art school in Nantes, he works on a graphics tablet, or sometimes where works have a black line they are drawn and scanned to be worked up on the computer.

References

Fig 1: Be, do, see, walk, live, laugh... Together by Matthieu Maudet http://matthieumaudet.blogspot.fr/2015/01/blog-post.html 9.1.15

http://www.babelio.com/auteur/Matthieu-Maudet/90047
http://lamareauxmots.com/blog/les-invites-du-mercredi-mathieu-maudet-sandrine-beausandrine-kao-et-valeria-vanguelov/

Raul Nieto Guridi I

Fig 1 (above): Fin ¿Dónde está caperucita? Con Cecilia Moreno illustrated by Raul Guridi  

Fig 2 (above) : Cover of ¿Dónde está caperucita? Con Cecilia Moreno illustrated by Raul Guridi

Fig 3 (above) An elderly Red Riding Hood by Raul Guridi

Raul Guridi is a smiling Spanish illustrator from Saville. His mother was a painter and his father a draughtsman so it was natural that Guridi trained in and now teaches art at secondary school, and works as an illustrator and graphic designer. Often reworking classics with his own unique eye and humour using print, collage and a mixture of other medias.
Fig 4, Below: 'Fin' by Raul Guridi

References:

Fig 1: Final page from ¿Dónde está caperucita? by Cecilia Moreno illustrated by Raul Guridi 
         http://guridi.blogspot.com.es/2013/08/fin.html
Fig 2: Cover of ¿Dónde está caperucita? Con Cecilia Moreno illustrated by Raul Guridi
         http://guridi.blogspot.co.uk/2013/06/donde-esta-caperucita-con-cecilia-moreno.html
Fig 3: An elderly Red Riding Hood by Raul Guridi 
          https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=616750325040106&set=pb.100001154315756.-2207520000.1420230158.&type=3&theater
Fig 4: 'Fin' by Raul Guridi http://guridi.blogspot.com.es/2012/11/fin.html

http://guridi.blogspot.co.uk/
https://www.facebook.com/GuridiRaul

Mika Hirasa I

   Fig 1 (above) oblique view from exhibition of Mika Hirasa's Christmas Eve. Fig 2 (below) Mika Hirasa's Christmas Eve.

Mika Hirasa is a Japanese illustrator who works often in textiles and embroidery. Red Riding Hood is a reoccurring theme in Mika's work and here she has applied it to the Christmas Eve deliveries of Santa Claus with the wolf as the faithful sky running reindeer and Little Red as Santa.

References:

Fig 1,2 https://www.facebook.com/mika.hirasa

https://www.behance.net/e-micao
https://www.facebook.com/mika.hirasa

Junaida

   Fig 1 (above): Junaida 2007 Red Riding Hood 

Sunday seems to be the day that I have gangs or flocks of Red Riding Hood's on this blog. So today I am featuring a watercolour piece by Japanese illustrator Junaida, who has portrayed a flock of Red Riding Hoods like whirling dervishes with a protective 'pet' wolf.

References

Fig 1: Junaida 2007 Red Riding Hood http://www.junaida.com/blog/

http://www.junaida.com/
http://www.junaida.com/blog/

Ricardo Jorge

   Fig 1,2 (above) Ricardo Jorge 2014, Red Riding Hood.

"My Red Riding Hood is not so innocent and doesn't have a fear/victim relationship with the wolf. In the end I just want everybody to get along. So my wolf is not bad, my granny did disappears but for another reason, and the hunter...well...its not hunting season. I  drew it in black ink and finished it in Photoshop. My idea was to have a darker illustration, a horror environment where the story is not a dark one but a friendly gathering of the characters." Ricardo Jorge

Ricardo Jorge is a Portuguese illustrator who graduated from the University of Lisbon.

References

Fig 1,2  Ricardo Jorge 2014, Red Riding Hood. https://www.facebook.com/ricardo.jorge.il

https://www.facebook.com/ricardo.jorge.il
http://www.ricardo-jorge.com/

Monica Zani

"This little girl is often in my illustrations, she is perhaps a child who is afraid and tries to find courage. They are illustrations I produced for myself . . . and I finally recognized Red Riding Hood!" Monica Zani