J.K. Rowling Created All This Beautiful Harry Potter Art Just For You

Updated on Aug 25, 2016 at 12:05 AM

J.K. Rowling has provided the world with one of the most brilliant literary franchises of all time, and she's also a skilled artist! Hypable pointed out that the Harry Potter author has been posting illustrations with her short stories on Pottermore, and they're quite enchanting. Harry, the Weasleys, Hagrid, and more characters are all featured in the sketches, and you'll recognize some keys points from the books. Without further ado, please enjoy.

Pottermore | J.K. Rowling

Baby Harry

Pottermore | J.K. Rowling

Quidditch

Pottermore | J.K. Rowling

Potions

Pottermore | J.K. Rowling

The Mirror of Erised

Pottermore | J.K. Rowling

4 Privet Drive

Pottermore | J.K. Rowling

Peeves

Pottermore | J.K. Rowling

Harry and the Weasleys

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J.K. Rowling Created All This Beautiful Harry Potter Art Just For You

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