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2/3 - I love the inforgraphics Pottermore has on the Order of the Phoenix and Dumbledor’s Army. I think the art is beautiful and this, as one of the many depictions of these amazing wizards, is a beautiful master post of characters both intregal and barely mentioned in the series
I always thought portraits had a little bit of the soul of the subject. A light part, mall like a strand of hair embed into the core of the portrait that gave it the personality and connection to the real wizard on it...
Would embedding the soul of the subject in the painting make it a horcrux?
Can you imagine what Arts were like in the Wizarding World, tho? I mean we have talking portraits but what about abstract paintings? Did wizards have impressionist movements as well? Surrealist? Do we get these sweeping landscapes constantly shifting, constantly changing to imitate a dream like state? Does it give of scents and endorphins to further the experience? Can you look into it and just suddenly... lose yourself in a dream?
And what about theatre? Do we have dancers that dance on literally water air and fire? Do they incorporate apparition and portkeys in their performances? Do they have performances that span across hundreds of kilometers with the performers constantly going back and forth between theatres?
And literature, god the literature. What is the wizard version of the fantasy genre? Is it tales about muggles who are able to build things, sweeping towers, miniature objects that can talk, without the use of their wand? And their poetry? It puts a whole new depth to it. Can you put spells on a page to give off a certain mood, a certain sound. Do they have poems where the typography is always different whenever you look at it, or do they have forms that incorporate veela magic?
I just... I have a lot of thoughts in the Arts of the Wizarding world, oaky?
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Drawing number 5 of my ink journey. Nero/ Atsushi Ren - The boy who fell by @starfleetrambo
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