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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 ***

I think my only real disappointment with these was that I didn't do one more... that said, I'm not sure what I would do, if I did. I think it comes down to the second to last vignette, which is a series of 4 images because I couldn't pick the one moment of the scene to depict. And THAT said, I thought the muti-panel was kind of a cool idea. Anyway, I'm talking in circles. After that, I just have nit-picky complaints. I like the "I am Lord Voldemort", but I wish I'd handled the magic effects of the writing a little differently. My favorites though are the mood of the first vignette and the action of the fourth.

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 ***

I think my only real disappointment with these was that I didn't do one more... that said, I'm not sure what I would do, if I did. I think it comes down to the second to last vignette, which is a series of 4 images because I couldn't pick the one moment of the scene to depict. And THAT said, I thought the muti-panel was kind of a cool idea. Anyway, I'm talking in circles. After that, I just have nit-picky complaints. I like the "I am Lord Voldemort", but I wish I'd handled the magic effects of the writing a little differently. My favorites though are the mood of the first vignette and the action of the fourth.