This fantastic piece of art comes from Alex, and he has titled it ‘Voldemort and the Elder Wand’! Drawn with pencil on card stock, then scanned into Photoshop CS4 for painting and processing. In the artist’s own words: ‘I wanted to create sort of a twisted candid of a contemplative and powerful villain with his terrifying new toy.’
Today’s submission comes from Natasha, and she has titled it ‘Harry Potter‘! Drawn using only regular paper and paint-pens, this picture depicts the trio possessing magical objects from various stages of the series. Noah’s...
Today’s submission comes from Amanda, who used oil paints on canvas to construct Harry and Hermione in the courtyard outside Hogwarts. She writes that the piece was made for a painting class in which...
Today’s submission comes from Ariana, who used acrylic paints to construct Ron Weasley on a t-shirt. Seeing Ron in his Hogwarts attire reminds us all that ‘Weasley is our King’, and few fans out there...
Our next submission comes from Daphna Rosin. Her epic piece depicts the scene where Harry extracts the silver memory from a dying Severus Snape and is a fine representation from ‘The Prince’s Tale’ chapter in...
Our next picture comes from Andres, 20 years old from a small town in California’s Salinas Valley. He discovered Harry Potter when he was in the fifth grade and has been a fan ever...
This week’s fan art is best viewed in its full size by clicking here. The artist Ciera used permanent marker, ballpoint pen, and text from J.K. Rowling’s novels to create this incredible piece titled,...
Our next picture comes from Sharlene Kao. She has been painting for about five years. This piece, titled ‘Neither can live while the other survives’, was done in acrylic paints and based on a...
This week’s Fan Art comes from Tin Nguyen, age 17 from Minnesota. He first read Harry Potter when he was in second grade, and likewise first took up art when he was very young...
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