Harry and Moody Watching for Dark Magic coloring page
Harry, Mad-Eye Moody, standing in a stormy night sky, wands drawn against the dark magic that waits--it is a coloring adventure with lots of color.
Soar to a windswept hillside above boiling thunderclouds as Harry Potter and the experienced Mad-Eye Moody sweep the shadows to get any indication of dark magic. In this dramatic line-art shot, the magical eye of Moody glitters out of the shadows under his broad-brimmed hat as he holds on to his broken wand, the cloak of Harry flying in the wind as it snaps in the gusts. There is swirling mist around their feet and in the distance figures of twisted trees silhouetted against jagged lightning tore through the sky. There are bold black lines to each wrinkle of the coat of Moody and each crease of the garments of Harry, and wide empty spaces--as are those of the roiling clouds and the rocky ground--to which the artist can draw dramatic evidence by the use of gray or colorful purple. Fine points like half buried rune-inscribed rocks, waving lanterns, a crumbling shielding circle, are given ornamental detail without becoming difficult to young colorists. The rectangular frame is just a basic guideline to remind pencils and markers when it comes to letting in your own magic in every stormy bits of this suspenseful night watch.
