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This was mainly so I could practice drawing different hand positions, but since I just finished re-(re-re-re-re-re-) reading the 5th Harry Potter book (Order of the Pheonix), I had Umbridge on my mind, and decided to draw the scars that various characters got along the way.

In my head-canon (and most likely what happened in the book anyways), Umbridge gave lines to everyone in detention, really, but each person had their own lines to write.
Harry, for instance, since he was 'always lying' about the Dark Lord returning, was forced to write "I must not tell lies".
My OC, in her case, was probably one of the most hated by Umbridge, and in my story, she went through a lot of personal and self-esteem issues in Umbridge's office, hence the word "worthless".
I gave the Weasley twin's the word "traitor" because of Umbridge's huge dislike for half-bloods/half-humans/non-humans/muggle-borns, and the more-or-less widespread knowledge that the Weasley family were "blood traitors".
During their adventure at the Ministry of Magic, Ron was attacked by a brain and it's "tentacles of thought". According to the book and the most talented Madam Pomfrey, "thoughts could leave deeper scarring than most anything else". The scars were supposed to have receded a bit, but I decided to give Ron some battle scars.
And last but not least, we have the Dark Mark. Draco (obviously) doesn't really receive the Dark Mark until around 6th year, but it seemed fitting to add it in here. It was both really fun and IMMENSELY ANNOYING to draw the Dark Mark itself.

(Also, if you look closely, you can see that Draco and Erimentha have self-harmed. In my own little world, they do. So there.)

I don't know. These aren't the greatest, but I'm overall satisfied with the end result

[Bamboo Tablet/Sketchbook Express]

Description
This was mainly so I could practice drawing different hand positions, but since I just finished re-(re-re-re-re-re-) reading the 5th Harry Potter book (Order of the Pheonix), I had Umbridge on my mind, and decided to draw the scars that various characters got along the way.

In my head-canon (and most likely what happened in the book anyways), Umbridge gave lines to everyone in detention, really, but each person had their own lines to write.
Harry, for instance, since he was 'always lying' about the Dark Lord returning, was forced to write "I must not tell lies".
My OC, in her case, was probably one of the most hated by Umbridge, and in my story, she went through a lot of personal and self-esteem issues in Umbridge's office, hence the word "worthless".
I gave the Weasley twin's the word "traitor" because of Umbridge's huge dislike for half-bloods/half-humans/non-humans/muggle-borns, and the more-or-less widespread knowledge that the Weasley family were "blood traitors".
During their adventure at the Ministry of Magic, Ron was attacked by a brain and it's "tentacles of thought". According to the book and the most talented Madam Pomfrey, "thoughts could leave deeper scarring than most anything else". The scars were supposed to have receded a bit, but I decided to give Ron some battle scars.
And last but not least, we have the Dark Mark. Draco (obviously) doesn't really receive the Dark Mark until around 6th year, but it seemed fitting to add it in here. It was both really fun and IMMENSELY ANNOYING to draw the Dark Mark itself.

(Also, if you look closely, you can see that Draco and Erimentha have self-harmed. In my own little world, they do. So there.)

I don't know. These aren't the greatest, but I'm overall satisfied with the end result

[Bamboo Tablet/Sketchbook Express]