red riding hood and wolf

Little Red Riding Hood stands to one side of the base, mid-stride, as if calmly walking forward. She wears a flowing red dress and hooded cape that billows behind her, creating strong motion and silhouette. Her posture is relaxed and confident rather than fearful—head slightly turned, shoulders open—suggesting awareness without alarm. The folds of her cloak and skirt are exaggerated and sculptural, designed to catch light and translate well into embossed surface detail for printing.

Opposite her stands the wolf, planted firmly on all fours. Its body is tense and muscular, with bristling fur carved into layered, directional textures. The wolf’s head is lowered and turned outward, jaws open in a snarl that exposes sharp teeth, conveying menace and restraint at the same time. Its stance feels protective, threatening, and territorial—like a predator pacing just behind the story’s edge.