Red Riding Hood by Manuhell
Red Riding Hood by Manuhell
This entry was posted on April 23, 2012 by kathoward, in Art, Books, Creation, Fairytales, Fantasy, Folklore, History & Lore, Illustrations, Mythology, Paranormal, Supernatural, YA Literature and tagged art, big bad wolf, birch trees, books, Creation, creativity, digital art, Fairy Tales, fairytales, Fantasy, fiction, Folklore, history & lore, illustrations, literature, mythology, paranormal, reading, red, red riding hood, supernatural, wolf, wolves, woods, writing, YA literature. Bookmark the permalink. 4 Comments
Great modern interpretation! I love Red’s backpack and and raincoat. The wolf is wonderfully ferocious.
That is one big, bad wolf…
any child stupid enough to mistake a wolf for her grandmother deserves to be eaten – that was my firrst impression when I read the Brothers Grimm story as a child…
I absolutely love this and have been looking everywhere for a print, is it possible to buy a print?