【Dear Utol (2025): Week 7 Highlights 40】

Obviously J.K. Rowling is Dear Utol (2025): Week 7 Highlights 40an unparalleled writer – but did you know she could draw?

We shouldn't be surprised that her pen-to-paper talents extend beyond crafting words to creating magical sketches. A slew of Harry Potter-inspired illustrations by J.K. Rowling herself are apparently scattered throughout Pottermore.

Without dates, it's difficult to know when they cropped up on the site, but hey, they're new to us.

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Here are all the J.K. Rowling drawings we could find on Pottermore:

Quidditch

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Potions Class

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The Mirror of Erised

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Peeves

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The Weasleys

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Harry at 4 Privet Drive

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Hagrid, Dumbledore and McGonagall with baby Harry

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