Laura Scobie

This is Laura Scobie's Grimm's Fairy Tales book jacket design created using a combination of woodcut and screenprint. The wolf is embossed rising from the paper and the florescent red ink glows Laura was the second prize winner in the Puffin and Penguin design awards 2012.

Ann Khokhlova

Ann Khokhlova makes incredible embroidered illustrations. This wolf was designed as a magazine cover for Big City

Stefanie Augustine

A very sad Red Riding Hood spread from the moleskin's of Stefanie Augustine. Red Riding Hood is painted in acrylic over a sliced photograph of a field and the decapitated wolf resembles a trophy stag head with the foliage behind it.

Call Of The Wild

'Call of the wild', This version of little red riding hood is an attempt to portray something that increasingly concerns me, along with the destruction of wild flora and fauna, the increasing sedentism of wild animals into pets. Or the belittling our fauna into he bizarre value system of 'cute', where if they are cute they are worthy of survival.

Amélie Fléchais II

French illustrator  Amélie Fléchais works as an illustrator and animator, producing beautiful layered watercolour images. I have previously shared her work and finished book, 'Le Petit Loup Rouge'.

Eduardo Flores Marco

Spanish Illustrator Eduardo Flores Marco's Little Red Riding Hood has been illustrated with a rich autumnal palette and has beautiful intricate details hidden within the pictures that after you have seen the story bring you back to look again and see other narratives. (Thank you)

A Forest of Teeth

A mono-printed forest of teeth by Hazel Terry where the wolf's open mouth and the forest are one, with Little Red peeping out.

Agata Juszcak

Agata Juszcak's 'The Visitation' is not specifically a Red Riding Hood image, but it's sentiment is with the dark animalistic demon and the girl.
Agata's varied use of blocks of intense colour combined with water washes and scratchy lines and detail makes her work rich and visually exciting.

Ali Boozari

It is wonderful to discover the work of Iranian illustrator and printmaker Ali Boozan ,
This is not Little Red Riding Hood though it could easily be, it is from a project called 'The goat and the wolf'.
The layered printed illustrations in contrasting colours resemble batik, but they have so many triggers of cultural association, for they also remind me of Indonesian shadow puppet performances with the inclusion of the musicians along the bottom.

Andrzej Strumiłło

The haunting contents of the stomach of Andrzej Strumiłło's wolf; a gastric stew of sheep,an old lady, old man dog and girl. Andrzej is a Polish Graphic designer who graduated in 1950 in Krakow.