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Each Drawing varies in side though they are no larger than 8 x 14
Pencil on Paper

*** This is technically a re-posting of this illustration. I plan to do so with all of my Potter art work building up (hopefully) to having some new stuff to share there after. So if you feel like you've seen this before - you probably have. On the upside, I'm sharing it at a larger resolution and without the DeviantArt watermark on it now ***

So there were a couple things I changed having learned from my experience doing the illustrations for Book 1 that I made a clear decision to change in book2. Only one of them I followed through on properly - which was a definitive size. If you saw a stack of the vignette drawings from book 1, it looks like a pile of scrap - each drawing is a different size and some of the drawings are just cut out of a larger piece of paper. For book 2, I created a template, and had a specific sized tablet of paper I used - 16 x 14 - and I split each page in 2 limiting each vignette to fit within that size. So, while each vignette still varies in size comparatively speaking, each one has the same maximum size. The other thing I wanted to enforce... and I did alright, but I wanted to limit the number of drawings I do for each chapter. There were a few chapters in book 1 that I got carried away with and just kept drawing. Which in one way is fun, but it keeps me from moving forward. So, there are fewer drawings in this book than the last, though only by a few. And there were times I still got a little carried away

As for the drawings themselves...? Yeah, here they are. You can see the drawn version of the slip case painting of Dobby - it shows the illustration more properly lit in terms of the scene it's from. I'm fairly happy with the way everything turned out for the first chapter of the second book.

Description
Each Drawing varies in side though they are no larger than 8 x 14
Pencil on Paper

*** This is technically a re-posting of this illustration. I plan to do so with all of my Potter art work building up (hopefully) to having some new stuff to share there after. So if you feel like you've seen this before - you probably have. On the upside, I'm sharing it at a larger resolution and without the DeviantArt watermark on it now ***

So there were a couple things I changed having learned from my experience doing the illustrations for Book 1 that I made a clear decision to change in book2. Only one of them I followed through on properly - which was a definitive size. If you saw a stack of the vignette drawings from book 1, it looks like a pile of scrap - each drawing is a different size and some of the drawings are just cut out of a larger piece of paper. For book 2, I created a template, and had a specific sized tablet of paper I used - 16 x 14 - and I split each page in 2 limiting each vignette to fit within that size. So, while each vignette still varies in size comparatively speaking, each one has the same maximum size. The other thing I wanted to enforce... and I did alright, but I wanted to limit the number of drawings I do for each chapter. There were a few chapters in book 1 that I got carried away with and just kept drawing. Which in one way is fun, but it keeps me from moving forward. So, there are fewer drawings in this book than the last, though only by a few. And there were times I still got a little carried away

As for the drawings themselves...? Yeah, here they are. You can see the drawn version of the slip case painting of Dobby - it shows the illustration more properly lit in terms of the scene it's from. I'm fairly happy with the way everything turned out for the first chapter of the second book.