Fan Art of the Week: Mini Cooper
We all love showing off our love for “Harry Potter”. So what’s a better way to show your passion than through your mode of transportation? Take a look at what a certain fan did to improve their ride.
We all love showing off our love for “Harry Potter”. So what’s a better way to show your passion than through your mode of transportation? Take a look at what a certain fan did to improve their ride.
From a small Deathly Hallows symbol to full Patronus rendering, there are no boundaries for the tattoo-loving Potterheads out there. This week is a tattoo that is sure to impress.
Check out this fan interpretation of one of Draco’s most revealing scenes from the “Harry Potter” series.
There’s always something special when a fan can recreate a look-alike prop piece from a movie. This life-sized commissioned Goblet of Fire is a real treat for the eyes. Check it out now!
All across the world Potterheads are celebrating J.K. Rowling and Harry’s birthday today. To give back to the fandom, two of the artist on our fan art profile list have created a few spectacular, intricate, and original pieces for you to feast your eyes on in this special Fan Art of the Week article.
From a master decipher to a person who has lost his love. Severus Snape dabbled in the Dark Arts and remained the only Death Eater able to conjure a Patronus. This week we have a pencil drawing that captures Snape’s everlasting loyalty.
A young fan had the creative juices flowing when she created a very adorable arts and crafts doll for her art class.
This fan’s free time and skills were well spent in this week’s fan art submission. From colored pencils to graphite, these sketches of Emma Watson and Tom Felton have to be seen to be believed.
There is nothing like celebrating a graduation to start off a great summer. Take a look at a fan’s creative solution to incorporate his passion for “Harry Potter” with this momentous accomplishment.
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Garrick Ollivander
Nagini – FB
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Lord Voldemort (PS/SS)
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