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What did Severus Snape see?

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Crookshanks and Pettigrew, drawing process

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Crookshanks, Pettigrew and tangerines!

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I titled this 'Bad Dream.' When will you stop appearing in my dreams, Gellert? – This is what Albus is thinking.

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What if these two weren’t separated by Ariana’s death? What if they weren’t kept apart by the necessity of being leaders of their respective sides? What if Albus were much, much smarter when he first meets Gellert? Do they have a chance? What kind of people would they be? What personalities would they have?

Illustration for fic, AU, no powers

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Спасибо @alwyssnpe и всем, кто набрал мне 250 реблогов!

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What happened, Your Grace, Lord Malfoy? Did you just decide to give up on self-care entirely?

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Спасибо @catsofkodinsk и всем, кто набрал мне 50 реблогов!

I drew this when I was in a deep state of sadness and depression. It raises a big question: does creating sad art help in dealing with negative emotions? On one hand, this kind of creativity allows me to pay attention to my feelings, to experience them, and to dedicate time to them without rejecting them. On the other hand, creating such a piece is a lengthy process, and at that time I was just learning to use a graphics tablet. I remember that it was really hard for me to finish this work—I had almost no energy left by the end. Take care of yourselves!

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This is an illustration for a friend's fanfic. It features a very mysterious story about the Potter twins, one of whom was adopted by Snape. Here, at Grimmauld Place 12, they are meeting for the first time in 1995, I think. Sirius is still alive. The 'magic' somehow influenced the fact that the twin brother resembles not only Harry but also his adoptive father. It's quite an intriguing meeting!

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I drew this when I was in a deep state of sadness and depression. It raises a big question: does creating sad art help in dealing with negative emotions? On one hand, this kind of creativity allows me to pay attention to my feelings, to experience them, and to dedicate time to them without rejecting them. On the other hand, creating such a piece is a lengthy process, and at that time I was just learning to use a graphics tablet. I remember that it was really hard for me to finish this work—I had almost no energy left by the end. Take care of yourselves!

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Hi! I've been working on illustrations for the Harry Potter fandom for a year now. I think it's time to share some of my art!

When I was working on this, I needed to come up with a theme quickly since I only had half a day to try out a screen graphics tablet. This idea came to me: McGonagall complaining about Snape when he was first hired at Hogwarts, while Dumbledore watches this colorful scene unfold. I thought it would look funny. What do you think?