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Sumi-e ink art of fierce warrior Little Red Riding Hood walking beside a large dark wolf on a wet rain-slicked urban stre...

Sumi-e ink art of fierce warrior Little Red Riding Hood

By @CaylaCatz ·

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I've always liked doing spins on fairy tales so I went for it. I've done a similar prompt before but decided to try a 4:5 version for X. They were having a Red Hood QT. I was really surprised at the kanji. I did say "inkwash" in my prompt which I like to use but it's never given me kanji back before. I wonder what it says. I had to change the prompt a bit because it was great for gpt 1.5 but I find gpt 2 does better if you there's not a lot of extra stuff in the prompt. So out went half the prompt. I had to change the prompt a little for the 4:5 size too like moving her to the right so she doesn't cover up the wolf. Plus I don't like her in the center.

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Tags

  • Little Red Riding Hood
  • dark fantasy art
  • sumi-e illustration
  • fairytale reimagining
  • warrior woman
  • wolf companion
  • ink wash art
  • gothic fantasy
  • red riding hood fanart
  • rainy street art
  • eastern brush painting
  • dark fairytale
  • scarlet cloak character
  • fantasy warrior
  • wolf portrait

About this image

This dramatic sumi-e style dark fantasy illustration reimagines Little Red Riding Hood as a fierce, capable warrior, clad in a tattered scarlet hooded cloak, lace-up corset, and tall leather thigh-high boots while carrying a rugged leather travel bag. A large, imposing grey wolf portrait is rendered in ink splatter on the weathered concrete wall beside her, paired with East Asian calligraphy accents, moody rain-slicked reflective pavement, and a stark palette of muted charcoal greys offset by bold, vivid red splashes that build a tense, gothic fairytale atmosphere.

Comments (14)

  • @faerierealm ·

    Well, according to Google Translate's camera, the red kanji says "Red Street" and the black kanji "Planting"

  • @CaylaCatz ·

    Thank you! I'm glad you liked it and thanks for the award.

  • @legion ·

    You are very welcome my friend!

  • @CaylaCatz ·

    that's cool! I didn't know you could do a translation from a picture. Thank you!

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