Maiya Yordanova-Schepke

Maiya Yordanova-Schepke's stitched winter wolf.

Eunsil Chun

Eunsil Chun has made a wonderful Red Riding Hood with an enormous red wolf spanning a landscape forested with flowers and a tiny Red Riding Hood figure, like a rose hip, standing in awe.

Tetsuhiro Wakabayashi II

These red riding Hood images from Tetsuhiro Wakabayashi are very dark the red along the edge of the wolf and the dark face of little red riding hood fill the viewer with foreboding.

Kristin Kwan

Kristin Kwan a simple line drawing but it has lots of fun and the characters seem to be very jaunty almost as though they were dancing.

Min-Hye Jeong

A strange Red Riding Hood figure striding out in the sky above the busy city by Korean illustrator Min-Hye Jeong. This is the modern use of Red Riding Hood she is a metaphor for lost wilderness her story inexorably linked with the loss of the 'wild'.

Natascha Rosenberg III

A new work by Natascha Rosenberg called flying, one of a selection of artists works to help raise funds for refugees with Dibujame una casa.

키친& 하루

I am exploring Korean illustrators this week  and I liked the lightness of this illustration by 키친& 하루 and the dapper charm of the wolf.

Ji-Seung Kook

Ji-Seung Kook's wonderfully patient wolf peering expectantly in it's disguise over a newspaper. A work created from a mix of print , collage and pastel.

Efealcuadrado

This piece by Spanish illustrator Efealcuadrado is called independent it is a hybrid creature with characteristics of a wolf, badger and fox. Efealcuadrado gets great variety in her marks and textures in her work giving them great charisma and warmth.

Yoko Yamamoto

Yoko Yamoto is a Japanese illustrator, printmaker and artist. There is a softness to her drawings that makes them fluid and reminiscent of the work of Chagall.