Guilherme Karsten

Guilherme Karsten's interpretation of Little Red Riding Hood, look at those teeth!

 

Marcos Viso

Leaping wolf with geometric foliage by Marcos Viso
 

Rahele Jomepour-Bell

Illustration by Rahele Jomepour-Bell, ah that horrible feeling of being new to a school. 

 

Julie Liger Belair

 

I know this is abstract, but I am calling it a 'Little Red Riding Hood' image, and I love it, collage by Julie Liger Belair.

"In my latest work I’ve been attempting to combine these vernaculars – the ironic and the sacred – to tell a story about the disconnect between our private and public selves.  That is, who we are is often at odds with what we project to others.  What do we choose to reveal, conceal or fabricate?  More importantly, I explore the toll exacted by this ‘duplicity:’ specifically the feelings of sorrow, resentment, anxiety and martyrdom it engenders."                                                                                                                                Julie Liger Belair

Petr Horacek

 

Petr Horacek's By the Teepee.  

Jon Carling

 

Forest Night by Jon Carling who works in pen and ink building worlds from delicate lines.

Josée Masse

 

Josée Masse's Movember illustration of Little Red.

Amy June Bates

  

Amy June Bates's 'Birth' Egg tempera on wood, for Folk Tale Week 2020. 

Katya Royz

 

Israeli illustrator Katya Roys.

Jeanie Tomanek

 

Jeanie Tomanek 'Winter'.