Jean Huet

                         Above and Below: in the style of Picasso

Jean Huet (1923-1985) was a French Animator and Cartoonist who produced this series in of interpretations of Little Red Riding Hood in 1974, using famous modernist painters as his inspiration. Thank you

               Above: in the style of  Bernard Buffet, below: In the style of  Fernand Léger.

Chap Book 1810

This version of Little Red Riding Hood, published in a small, hand-coloured chapbook in 1810 is in the British Library. It sticks closely to Perrault’s original, and predates the Grimm brothers’ version by two years.

Juan Chavetta

A wonderful collage wolf by Argentinian illustrator Juan Chavetta 

Happy Minis

Just so wonderfully tiny. A miniature Little Red Riding Hood Cookie form Happy Minis an apprentice miniaturist from France who creates incredibly small things including tiny turned bowls and even a honey stirrer.

Kathrine Avraam

A very abstract and dynamic, graphic interpretation of Little Red Riding Hood by Kathrine Avraam and launched as a crowd funded project.

Cailey Tervo

A printed Red Riding Hood made twinkly with GIF, by Cailey Tervo a recent graduate from CCAD Ohio.

Isa Bancewicz

I love the idea of the dance of Little Red and the wolf, here rendered delicately by Italian illustrator Isa Bancewicz

Monika Klenner

A very subtle, dream like version of the big bad wolf, called 'Sssshhh Little Red Riding Hood is Asleep' by Moniker Klenner.

Céline Azorin

Céline Azorin uses paper cuts and collage to create her illustrative vision. Since 2002 Céline has concentrated on illustration her work often constructed in intricate book forms utilising techniques of stitch, photography, serigraphy, infographics and,modelling.

Maria Laura Brenlla

Spanish illustrator Maria Laura Brenlla's work, looks like the work of Ken Anderson the animator behind the Aristocats and 101 dalmations, it has that beautiful stylised quality of mid century graphic design.