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angelicvampyre brought to me...

Sir Nicholas de Mimsy-Porpington!
(he's a very British budgie!) ;~D


He was this close to being called Charles Emerson Winchester, but fanboyhubby was not content cos Charles was Bostonian rather than British. So youngest son suggested Sir Nicholas, and Sir Nick he is! (hopefully he'll not end up Nearly Headless!)

Deargod, I'm in a veritable posting frenzy today!

But I have some fanart for you!  Yes, really!

Commissioned by ronhermione33  from her fic "The Diary of Jane."



( click for closeups )

I'm up and the Muse is with me!  YAY!

But first, some photos -( birdie mayhem )

This one was done for the hp_art_project

Chapter Five of Half Blood Prince. An excess of phlem.

I chose to do the scene where Arthur comes home from work after Harry has arrived at the Burrow late at night.  That's the Weasley's Clock in the foreground (in the laundry basket), with all the hands pointing at 'Mortal Peril.'


Copic marker, gouache and watercolour.


The original art is for sale if anyone is interested.  :~)

Yes, really!

( click for artz )

Delighted to discover I won an award in the rhr_awards  for 2008!



Thankyou to everyone who voted for me!  :~)

I also found out that I got a Daily Deviation over on DeviantArt last Thursday, which was a lovely surprise!  :~)

Not only does she have MAD SKILZ with cakes, you have to check out the fabulous art that cauldroncakebkrdid for hpfreak - Mrs Arabella Figg!

http://gallery.the-leaky-cauldron.org/picture/211218

Looks like Ron (and Ginny?) are going to be Beaters in the Quidditch team for the movie.  O.o

ETA:  maybe not; these uniforms look like the ones in CoS, so it might be Fred and George.

ETA2: definitely Fred and George.  ;~)

Not allowed to eat or drink anything (pre surgery) so thought I'd post some new art to distract myself.  ;~P

Commissioned by ronhermione33 for belovedranger, from her fic Clean Sweep.


and a closeup...


The name of the club was the Calyx Club, which invoked a floral theme in my head, so I went for an Art Nouveau style for the Club.  Hence the swirly lines and uneven sort of organic look of the background decor.

copic markers and watercolours and gouache on watercolour stock.