The Tales of the Beadle and the Bard

For y'all lovely Potterheads!!!!!

These are some of my sketches in one of my boredom notebooks; some illustrations from a Harry Potter extra, The Tales of the Beadle and the Bard, written by the one and only J.K. Rowling. 

For those who complain why I haven't sketched anything about "Babbity Rabbity and her Cackling Stump" and "The Tale of the Three Brothers", well sorry about that. I'm dying to draw it, but my "to draw" list is overflowing with idea blobs. Maybe someday I'll draw it for the sake of my our satisfaction. 

For those who haven't read or finished the Harry Potter series or read this babe, I recommend you to do so before you die. But I'll give you some bloody spoilers brief summaries about the Tales of the Beadle and the Bard.

"The Wizard and the Hopping Pot"

            This is a story about a stupid, stubborn, and selfish wizard who had a kind wizard for a father. At his father's death, this enchanted pot that gives people miracle potions for healing the sick was given to him. Desperate people who had sick and hungry family came, and his selfishness made them go. Now this enchanted pot taught him a lesson by transforming into an annoying and disgusting hopping pot. And everyone lives happily ever after.
       
   

 "The Fountain of Fair Fortune"

            This tale tells you about three unfortunate ladies and a sorry-butt knight who happened to be lucky enough to be four in a million to enter into the tall walls enclosing the Fountain of Fair Fortune. Within these walls are obstacles that they faced in order to get to that fountain. And yes, judging by the picture, you can actually tell who got to bathe in it. But don't worry about the three women. This journey actually made them realize that they've found happiness.

"The Warlock's Hairy Heart"

            This story indulged me for being the most gruesome of the tales. In this story was a warlock who never wanted to fall prey into cupid's arrows. So he made some forbidden sorcery to fulfill his wishes. He grew up having myriads of fan girls because of his pretty face. But then he chose to marry a woman for the sake of his reputation because he heard people blabbering about how pathetic he is for not having a wife and children to carry on his opulence. During a party when he invited his future wife and her rich family in his mansion, he brought that lady into a room where he performed dark arts to reveal his secret. His hairy heart in a casket.... This gives you an idea of what a horcrux is.

So there you go. Hope you like it.

And just for fun, I challenge you to find the hidden symbol of the Deathly Hollows, and I'll give you kudos cookies. :]