HP Art Recs!
The holiday fest season always brings some superior HP fanart. Here are a few of my favorites:
From hoggywartyxmas:
Forever in My Heart by Anonymous (Minerva/Albus; nothing graphic, but probably not totally work-safe).
I love Minerva's wry fondness and Albus's protectiveness. And Min's hair! (not to mention her general older-woman sexiness)
Blue China by Anonymous (Severus, Mystery Woman; G)
The warm, primary colors are comforting and cozy. You can feel the heat of the fire and smell the hot chocolate.
From mini_fest:
Chill in the Air by Anonymous (Severus; G)
This art is the opposite of "Blue China": instead of heat, you'll feel the icy bite of the north wind -- a perfect setting for Severus in the Great Beyond.
And from the always-excellent kit466 comes yet another fabulous picture of Minerva. Kit is one of my very favorite McGonagall artists, and when you see the sharp, stern elegance of this spot-on portrait, you'll understand why.
Minerva McGonagall by kit466 (G).
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From hoggywartyxmas:
Forever in My Heart by Anonymous (Minerva/Albus; nothing graphic, but probably not totally work-safe).
I love Minerva's wry fondness and Albus's protectiveness. And Min's hair! (not to mention her general older-woman sexiness)
Blue China by Anonymous (Severus, Mystery Woman; G)
The warm, primary colors are comforting and cozy. You can feel the heat of the fire and smell the hot chocolate.
From mini_fest:
Chill in the Air by Anonymous (Severus; G)
This art is the opposite of "Blue China": instead of heat, you'll feel the icy bite of the north wind -- a perfect setting for Severus in the Great Beyond.
And from the always-excellent kit466 comes yet another fabulous picture of Minerva. Kit is one of my very favorite McGonagall artists, and when you see the sharp, stern elegance of this spot-on portrait, you'll understand why.
Minerva McGonagall by kit466 (G).
This entry was originally posted at http://kelly-chambliss.dreamwidth.org/315725.html. Please comment there using OpenID.