Harry potter animals

I’ve made a series of three illustrations around the magical creatures in the Harry Potter universe. The Thestral is the first one, only visible by those who have witness death. I find these creatures fascinating by their sinister aspect and the imaginary that come around it.

What is the difference? Well, put plainly it's their bums. This is a Griffin. Griffin taxidermy Zoological Museum Copenhagen, courtesy Wikipedia. Features: Head, wings, and forelimbs of an eagle, with the rear end of a lion. Origin: Greco Roman, Persian, Egyptian. The Griffin is one of those interesting mythological creatures who appears around the world in similar guises. Considered to be the king of all creatures, the Griffin of legend tends to be a guardian creature. Interesting points…

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The Thestral was a breed of winged horse with a skeletal body, a face with reptilian features, and wide, leathery wings that resembled a bat's. They were native to the British Isles and Ireland, though they had been spotted in parts of France and the Iberian Peninsula.[1] They were very rare, and were considered dangerous by the British Ministry of Magic.[8] Thestrals were, undeservedly, known as omens of misfortune and aggression by many wizards because they were visible only to those who…

Aragog (c. 1942 – 20 April 1997) was an Acromantula owned by Rubeus Hagrid. Like the rest of his species, Aragog had a taste for human flesh and was able to communicate with humans vocally. In his youth, he was the size of a Pekingese and near the end of his life was about the size of a small elephant with an eighteen-foot leg span.[4] Aragog had a wife, Mosag, and was the leader of a large Acromantula colony composed of all of his sons and daughters.[4] During his life, Aragog was accused…