Edu Flores

 

The wolf being sewn up by Edu Flores.

Izumi Benitani

 

Some wolfish designs by Japanese textile artist Izumi Benitani.

Katherine Lodge

 

Two images by Katherine Lodge whose works are very biological like cells or nervous systems, these two reminded me of Little red with their criss crossing paths,

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.

June Malone

 

June Malone's modern interpretation of Little Red Riding Hood. 

Gianluca Maria Sorace

 The wolf by Gianluca Maria Sorace.

Maria Gordon

 

Maria Gordon 's portfolio is full of symbolism from folk tales and tarot cards. 

Horiguchi Naoko II

 

These tiny whispers of illustrations by Horiguchi Naoko just seem so precious.

Cecilia Ferri II

 

Images by Cecilia Ferri from "Me and the Others",words by Amanda Cley, published by Kite Edizioni 2021

"I built the book around the idea of a child in the wolf mask who doesn't feel part of what society seems to suggest him." And so to grow and discover who you really are, you had to learn to say no. No to being a bad wolf and following what others do but to being yourself without the mask”. Cecilia Ferri

Horiguchi Naoko I

 

 Horiguchi Naoko's Wolves supper.