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Little Red Riding Hood Syndrome by Aldo Cruces

Aldo Cruces originally hails from Cuba and started drawing at an early age and soon after got into graphic design, focusing heavily on the beauty of composition. His work is characterised by the use of traditional tools (pencils and pen), attention to detail as well as a strong sense of colour. He masterfully makes use of the latest technology available by combining traditional drawing with digital illustration, and by creating fully digital graphics. He enjoys the process of reading texts, imagining the scenes, and then capturing them into his work. Using limited graphic elements in bold, two-or three-color compositions with black and white, Aldo Cruces’s conceptual editorial illustrations are featured in newspapers and magazines internationally. His designs can also be found in advertisements, on various product packaging, and today in space!

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This syndrome raises the existence of a trusting exposure to a probable threat, even knowing the possibilities of facing an imminent risk. As in the famous story, the innocence distorts the perception of risk and generates a sense of false security, even when the danger surrounding us in cyberspace, is camouflaged. In this large forest, those big bad wolves are disguised indistinctly as friend, grandmother, stalker and attacker.

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At the beginning of summer, she sees a new little cap of red velvet in a storefront window. Her dress is worn out, her shoulders feel heavy, and she is convinced that this resplendent velvet cap will change her summer forever.

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