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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows / Chapter 21 "The Tale of the Three Brothers" / by J.K.Rowling"In time, the brothers reached a river too deep to wade through and too dangerous to swim across. However, these brothers were learned in the magical arts, and so they simply waved their wands and made a bridge appear across the treacherous water. They were halfway across it when they found their path blocked by a hooded figure. And Death spoke to them ... "
Antioch, Cadmus and Ignotus Peverell earning the three Deathly Hallows ... / "The Tales of Beedle the Bard" by J.K.Rowling
__________________________pencil on paper ...
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Hey, I just saw your artwork and I was impressed immediatelly! It fits the story really well, so I thought I'd just ask whether I can have your permission to show it in a presentation I'm doing in class about the tale. I'd also credit you of course, and it wouldn't go public.
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Gostei do seu trabalho uma das coisas que me incomodou quando eu li os livros foi a falta de ilustraçáes Β Β Β
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This is GREAT! Very much how I imagined this scene as I read the book.
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Almost makes me shiver looking at it. The shadows and the sky and the way you can just feel the cold and the moonlight... I may just have to watch you.
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I wanna be a StarKid Actress!
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Wow... this is amazing! I love the reflection in the water!
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i love this... especially how you drew the reflection in the water!
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Amazing! You drew this long before Deathly Hallows came out, yet the drawing is so much like the scene presented in the film. Maybe they've been inspired by your drawing? 
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The new movie has this as an animated sequence,it's absolutely amazing.
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They must have had powerful magic indeed to be able to construct such a beautiful and detailed piece of stonemasonry...
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THis is cool. I liked The Hairy Heart the most, though.
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It is just how I had imagined it when I was reading the tale
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This is almost exactly how I imagined this scene, except the brothers were going the other way. Nice picture
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I like the foggy-type atmosphere. And the subtle reflection in the water is so nice!
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Wow, this is stunning!... Very dark and kind of creepy, with a great atmosphere! I love how the silhouettes look, and also the shading.
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Wow...beautiful piece of art! Loved the way you drew silhouettes of the brothers and Death especially...very creepy...
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Ohh you're very welcome!
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This is really good! very creepy and dark...
Have you read the Tales of Beedle the Bard yet?
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xx
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of course I have ... and there are more drawings to come
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WOA! amazing, very few art of the Peverell brothers and they are one of the things I like the most of Harry Potter, thank you, fav +
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I, too, like those side-stories very much ... and I'm looking forward to the Tales of Beedle the Bard
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VERY nice! Love the whole feel of it - and man, when they make a bridge do they ever make a bridge!
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I really like this, very atmospheric and creepy. I loved the tail of the three brothers, think it was one of the only things in DH that I really enjoyed
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thanks ... well, I really liked it, too - or I wouldn't have drawn it, would I? 
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So do I - I love all the backstories and folktales within HP; they definitely give the series more depth. I'm actually working on a story surrounding the three brothers & Death ^^
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well, that's what it was intended to be
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omg thats how i imagined it 0.0 very good piccy. maybe you could do a picture of death presenting the hallows to each of the brothers too, that'd be awesome
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thanks! ... and thanks for the 
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i think....
it is the most interesting part in the book 7.
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Oh toll! Die BrΓΌcke sieht echt super aus und...alles andere natΓΌrlich auch. *g*
Die AtmosphΓ€re ist super getroffen!
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... ich hatte mir lange Gedanken ΓΌber die BrΓΌcke gemacht, sie ist ja ein zentrales Element in der Szene ( ... der Weg, auf dem sie den Tod treffen)... und dann hab ich eine Γ€hnliche in einem englischen Film im Kino gesehen (Atonement/Abbitte) ... und dachte mir, SO muss sie rΓΌberkommen ...
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Und das ist dir wirklich gut gelungen, ich finde sie toll!
Oh..Abbitte..den muss ich auch noch umbedingt sehen. *g*
Nee echt schΓΆnes Bild!
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Herrlich ! Ich liebe Deine HP-Illus so sehr. Man kΓΆnnte sΓΌchtig danach werden, echt.
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Your style is perfect to picture the story (I think you'd be great to illustrate that book/fairytale) at least your picture is more seriously to children's book - but I think that's even better - that story should scared kids.
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I love how the brothers and Death are just sillouettes... it captures the fact that it's a story
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does the harry potter books have pictures in it? or any illustrations?
'coz i really don't know for i'm not a harry potter fan...
so after you read the book, you draw it that what pictures in your mind, is that it?
ow... and by the way, sorry for my english
hope you understand what i just asked you.. hehe
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in some countries (e.g. the US, as far as I know) the books have indeed illustrations (at the beginning of each chapter ... I hope the Americans on deviant will correct me if I'm wrong).
And yes, most of the time I draw exactly the picture that appears before my mind's eye - which in this case is called "canon", that is, I usually do not add anything to the scene, I strictly follow the author's description while creating such "fan art". Still - words pick only parts of the whole - and an illustration does the same. 50 percent is still left to the spectator's or reader's imagination, so an illustration to a story is also always the interpretation by the artist drawing/painting it.
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Oooh very atmospheric, love the whole scene. Great bridge, and as usual, your details are interesting and very . . . detailed 
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