25 Days of Drawing - Day Eleven - SEVERUS SNAPE and MINERVA MCGONAGALL

[mywitch]

Day Eleven is for squibstress, a known Minerva McGonagall fan. :D They hoped that perhaps their favourite witch might be caught under a bit of magical mistletoe with I don't know, maybe another faculty member, while horrified schoolchildren looked on!!

I hope y'all will enjoy this more than these poor kiddos LOL

Comments

[bongyorka]

It's beautiful... <3 the little wrinkles around her eyes, and he took off her glasses.... <3 <3
The AI version's not bad except for the 3 hands of Severus... :D :D :D

[beffeysue]

Your drawing of Severus and Minerva leaves me breathless. With the background of children’s eyes looking on and the mistletoe above their heads, I like that it makes them stand out. And I also like Severus wearing glasses.

The AI version cracked me up… but I didn’t look at the hands… I swear I didn’t… Severus and Minerva make a very lovely couple, don’t they?

This one is a keeper. I’m just saying.
THANK YOU SO MUCH ❗

[squibstress]

I LOVE this so much! Thank you. Not only are Severus and Minerva perfect--love her hands in his hair and him holding her glasses!--but all the different expressions you've managed to convey with just the poor ickle students' eyes: horrified, suspicious, anxious, surprised, nonplussed ... I don't know how you do it.

I'm also enoying all your AI "alternatives". This one could be called: "Minerva and Severus: The Hallmark Movie Version Where He a Second Lef Hand Growing Out of His Abdomen". (Shudders.)

[erexen]

Love the film noir aspect of this one. Minerva's sleeve detail being held on her finger with a ring, plus the interesting design elements. Their softly peaceful expressions.

The creepy AI image gives new meaning to a guy "being handsy". that is ew

[minervas_eule]

Your take on the prompt is just soooo wonderful! How Severus holds the glasses and Minerva holds him tight.... <3 Her sleeve is indeed interesting, and her braided hair <3!

The AI one forgot completely that the two of them are of the teaching staff and not students :-))