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Harry Potter fans create unique Autumnal art

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All of the artists featured below are also included in [Harry Potter Film's Instagram Reels](https://www.instagram.com/harrypotterfilm/reels/). If you're old enough, check out all the creations there and share them if you felt inspired! 

## John Marshall - Silhouette Art (@sunsetselfies)

First up, John has made genuine magic happen with this Buckbeak sunset selfie. Using cardboard cut outs and clever photography, John has portrayed the much-loved Hippogriff in a whole new light.

You can [download John's Buckbeak cut-out here](https://assets.ctfassets.net/usf1vwtuqyxm/1u94CEo8l10wFLWaupP85u/a97a1512bceb123f25e9a80b8b3f3823/HP_DA_InfluencerArt_TEMPLATE_John-SunsetSelfie.pdf) if you want to try it at home yourself.

Dark Arts | Silhouette Art by John Marshall

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## Vincent Bal - Shadow Art (@vincent_bal)

We love this Autumnal piece from artist Vincent Bal, who has cleverly used shadows to create extra seasonal detail with his cartoony Harry Potter portrait. 

Download Vincent's handy guides to create your own [here](https://assets.ctfassets.net/usf1vwtuqyxm/7HrKlZgZUALYshgveVYXPo/642b5d4ef7a68f908a6b8e93554da645/HP_DA_InfluencerArt_TEMPLATE_Vincent-ShadowArt_PART1.pdf) & [here.](https://assets.ctfassets.net/usf1vwtuqyxm/49n0AWA1iatLfU4dUzgaus/6aafa0f259b809b8b2b2e591dbcc0c6a/HP_DA_InfluencerArt_TEMPLATE_Vincent-ShadowArt_PART2.pdf)

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Vincent Bal | Shadow Art

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## Andrea Davenport - Pebble Art (@littleretromarket)

Andrea has added a bit of rock n' roll to her interpretation of Hogwarts - by painting it on pebbles! See how she did it and [download her guide here](https://assets.ctfassets.net/usf1vwtuqyxm/6vw507tH8bqiOWz4uMioJk/12e276d02a52988bf5394081cec74f24/HP_DA_InfluencerArt_TEMPLATE_Andrea-PebbleArt.pdf) to try your own.

Andrea Davenport | Pebble Art

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## Pippa Dyrlaga - Paper Art Tea Lights (@@bearfollowscat) 

Paper artist Pippa has created these gorgeous paper tea light covers portraying Hogwarts surrounded by bats and pumpkins with an ethereal glow.

Download Pippa's printable guides here to make the full piece at home. 

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## Hazel Zakariya - Food Art (@hazelzakariya) 

This beautiful, floral Hedwig homage is actually on top of a smoothie! Hazel, who specialises in mixing her love of art with her love of food, has expertly crafted everyone's favourite owl on top of a healthy concoction. And the result is absolutely hoot-iful! 

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Hazel Zakariya | Hedwig-themed Food Art

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So, there you have it. Plenty of seasonal artwork to be inspired by as the nights start drawing in. If you're old enough, keep an eye on our [Twitter](https://twitter.com/wizardingworld), [Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/wizardingworld/) and [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/wizardingworld) for more Wizarding World goodies.

[Or visit our Dark Arts Collection Page where we have more spooky crafts, quizzes and challenges to help you while away the hours. ](https://www.wizardingworld.com/collections/dark-arts)

Watch this Prophecy-inspired baking tutorial 

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Miss Marzipan (@missmarzipancom on Instagram) has created these beautiful blue cake pops in the run up to Hallowe'en. Here's how she did it.

For more arts and crafts to Hallowe'en decoration ideas, [visit our Dark Arts collection page.](https://www.wizardingworld.com/collections/dark-arts)

Prophecy Cake Pops | Miss Marzipan 

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The “Siriusly” Spooky Harry Potter Quiz

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What are the Bloody Baron’s clothes stained with?

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What kind of animal was Voldemort drinking from in the Forbidden Forest in Philosopher’s Stone?  

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What kind of egg is a Basilisk born from? 

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When Sirius breaks into Gryffindor Tower he stands over Ron holding a threatening object. What is it?

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Finish Trelawney’s creepy prediction: 'Tonight ... before midnight ... the servant ... will set out ... to rejoin ...’

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What is the name of surname of the Muggle gardener who is murdered by Voldemort at the beginning of Goblet of Fire. Frank…?

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Which of the following students cannot see Thestrals?

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Which teacher asks Harry what the difference is between an Inferius and a ghost? 

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What is the name of the potion that stops people who are bitten by werewolves becoming fully-fledged monsters? 

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What was the name of the women the Bloody Baron loved and murdered in a rage? 

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Ghosts, ghouls, giant basilisks, werewolves, man-eating spiders… If you’re looking for a creepy quiz this Hallowe’en, look no further than Hogwarts. 

Hallowe'en-ify your home with pom-pom pumpkins

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Craft-loving expert Amber Kemp-Gerstel (@damasklove on Instagram) has transformed her home into a Dark Arts theme to inspire you this Hallowe'en. No wands or Transfiguration skills required! 

Take a look at this handy tutorial on pom-pom pumpkins.

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Stick around all week for more spooky inspiration from our Harry Potter-loving experts on our [Dark Arts collection](https://www.wizardingworld.com/collections/dark-arts) page. 

The extra hard wordsearch of scary things 

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Fill in the blank letters of these magical words and then, once you've figured them out, drag your cursor across the letters on the board.

How quickly can you find them all? As this is an extra-scary wordsearch, you only have one chance to get them right! We do enjoy a trick more than a treat sometimes... 

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For more crosswords and wordsearches, [visit our puzzles hub](https://www.wizardingworld.com/collections/potter-puzzles) or you can enjoy even more Wizarding World challenges in our app. [Gold Members](https://www.wizardingworld.com/harry-potter-fan-club) can also expect weekly puzzle drops. 

How to create a Harry Potter-inspired Hallowe’en at home

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## Get decorating… with bats 

The Great Hall might have live bats fluttering about at Hallowe’en but we’ve got the next best thing. In this video, we teach you how to make bats that you can place around your home. You’ll be sure to create a Hallowe’en in the Great Hall atmosphere with these creepy critters hanging around…   

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## Get crafting… with cauldron bowls 

The Hallowe’en feast at Hogwarts has golden plates and goblets, and plenty to eat – unless you’re Nearly Headless Nick – and it’s no different outside of the wizarding world. With all the tasty food and treats around on 31st October, you’ll be needing something to keep it all in easy reach! With this brilliant video you can learn how to make cauldron bowls. Will yours be Standard Size 2 or will you go bigger? We can’t think of a better place to keep all your Hallowe’en treats!  

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## Get creepy… and make your own Aragog 

We don’t know about you, but one of the scariest moments of the Harry Potter series was in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets when Harry and Ron were faced with Acromantula, Aragog. How about having a go at making this paper mache giant spider to decorate your home at Hallowe’en. Hide him in the corner and no doubt it’ll give someone a fright! Watch this video to learn how to make Hagrid’s eight-legged friend…  

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## Get creative… with house bracelet treats  
Traditionally, the treat part of trick or treat is all about the chocolate, sweets, candy… But how about making something for your household as a treat that would last longer than a toffee apple? These friendship bracelets are easy to make, and you can choose the correct colours for the Hogwarts house each person belongs to… Watch this video and learn how to make them below: 

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Play our ghosts of Hogwarts crossword

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Get into the competitive *spirit* with our latest puzzle, the perfect Hallowe'en treat. 

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*If you're enjoying our puzzles, look out for more in our [Potter Puzzles hub](https://www.wizardingworld.com/collections/potter-puzzles). [Gold Members](https://www.wizardingworld.com/harry-potter-fan-club) can play regular challenges in our app feed, with a few treats thrown in for free-users too.*

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Ghostly Helping: 6 times ghosts were more friendly than frightening

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### That time Nearly Headless Nick caused a commotion to distract Filch 

> ‘‘‘Harry! Harry! Did it work?’
> Nearly Headless Nick came gliding out of a classroom. Behind him, Harry could see the wreckage of a large black and gold cabinet which appeared to have been dropped from a great height.
> ‘I persuaded Peeves to crash it right over Filch’s office,’ said Nick eagerly. ‘Thought it might distract him –’
> ‘Was that you?’ said Harry gratefully. ‘Yeah, it worked, I didn’t even get detention. Thanks, Nick!’’

### That time Moaning Myrtle revealed the entrance to the Chamber of Secrets…  

> ‘…They said something funny. A different language, I think it must have been. Anyway, what really got me was that it was a boy speaking. So I unlocked the door, to tell him to go and use his own toilet, and then –’ Myrtle swelled importantly, her face shining, ‘I died.’
> ‘How?’ said Harry.
> ‘No idea,’ said Myrtle in hushed tones. ‘I just remember seeing a pair of great big yellow eyes. My whole body sort of seized up, and then I was floating away ...’ She looked dreamily at Harry. ‘And then I came back again. I was determined to haunt Olive Hornby, you see. Oh, she was sorry she’d ever laughed at my glasses.’
> ‘Where exactly did you see the eyes?’ said Harry.
> ‘Somewhere there,’ said Myrtle, pointing vaguely towards the sink in front of her toilet.’

### That time Peeves gave Umbridge the farewell from Hogwarts she deserved…  

> ‘Professor Umbridge left Hogwarts the day before the end of term. It seemed she had crept out of the hospital wing during dinnertime, evidently hoping to depart undetected, but unfortunately for her, she met Peeves on the way, who seized his last chance to do as Fred had instructed, and chased her gleefully from the premises whacking her alternately with a walking stick and a sock full of chalk. 
> Many students ran out into the Entrance Hall to watch her running away down the path and the Heads of Houses tried only half-heartedly to restrain them. Indeed, Professor McGonagall sank back into her chair at the staff table after a few feeble remonstrances and was clearly heard to express a regret that she could not run cheering after Umbridge herself, because Peeves had borrowed her walking stick.’

### That time the Grey Lady helped Harry work out the location of Ravenclaw’s lost diadem…  

> "‘And ... and the diadem?’
> ‘It remained where I had hidden it when I heard the Baron blundering through the forest towards me. Concealed inside a hollow tree.’
> ‘A hollow tree?’ repeated Harry. ‘What tree? Where was this?’
> ‘A forest in Albania. A lonely place I thought was far beyond my mother’s reach.’
> ‘Albania,’ repeated Harry. Sense was emerging miraculously from confusion, and now he understood why she was telling him what she had denied Dumbledore and Flitwick. ‘You’ve already told someone this story, haven’t you? Another student?’
> She closed her eyes and nodded.
> ‘I had ... no idea ... he was ... flattering. He seemed to ... to understand ... to sympathise ...’
> Yes, Harry thought, Tom Riddle would certainly have under- stood Helena Ravenclaw’s desire to possess fabulous objects to which she had little right.
> ‘Well, you weren’t the first person Riddle wormed things out of,’ Harry muttered. ‘He could be charming when he wanted ...'"

### That time Moaning Myrtle helped the Hogwarts Champions out with their Triwizard clues…  

> "Oh ... I see ...’ said Myrtle, picking at a spot on her chin in a morose sort of way. ‘Well ... anyway ... I’d try the egg in the water. That’s what Cedric Diggory did.’
> ‘Have you been spying on him, too?’ said Harry indignantly. ‘What d’you do, sneak up here in the evenings to watch the Prefects take baths?’
> ‘Sometimes,’ said Myrtle, rather slyly, ‘but I’ve never come out to speak to anyone before.’
> ‘I’m honoured,’ said Harry darkly. ‘You keep your eyes shut!’
> He made sure Myrtle had her glasses well covered before hoisting himself out of the bath, wrapping the towel firmly around himself and going to get the egg.
> Once he was back in the water, Myrtle peered through her fingers and said, ‘Go on, then ... open it under the water!"

### That time Peeves fought for good in the Battle of Hogwarts… 

> “Harry, Ron and Hermione raised their wands at once, ready to strike, but the duellers were weaving and darting around so much that there was a strong likelihood of hurting one of their own side if they cast curses. Even as they stood braced, looking for the opportunity to act, there came a great ‘wheeeeeeeeeeee!’ and, looking up, Harry saw Peeves zooming over them, dropping Snargaluff pods down on to the Death Eaters, whose heads were suddenly engulfed in wriggling, green tubers like fat worms."


Hogwarts Ghosts

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Hogwarts is the most heavily haunted dwelling place in Britain (and this is against stiff competition, as there are more reported ghost sightings/sensings on these damp islands than anywhere else in the world). The castle is a congenial place for ghosts, because the living inhabitants treat their dead friends with tolerance and even affection, no matter how many times they have heard the same old reminiscences.

Each of the four Hogwarts houses has its own ghost. Slytherin boasts the Bloody Baron, who is covered in silver bloodstains. The least talkative of the house ghosts is the Grey Lady, who is long-haired and beautiful.

Hufflepuff house is haunted by the Fat Friar, who was executed because senior churchmen grew suspicious of his ability to cure the pox merely by poking peasants with a stick, and his ill-advised habit of pulling rabbits out of the communion cup. Though a genial character in general, the Fat Friar still resents the fact that he was never made a cardinal.

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Gryffindor house is home to Nearly Headless Nick, who in life was Sir Nicholas de Mimsy-Porpington. Something of a snob, and a less accomplished wizard than he believed, Sir Nicholas lounged around the court of Henry VII in life, until his foolish attempt to beautify a lady-in-waiting by magic caused the unfortunate woman to sprout tusks. Sir Nicholas was stripped of his wand and inexpertly executed, leaving his head hanging off by a single flap of skin and sinew. He retains a feeling of inadequacy with regard to truly headless ghosts.

Another notable Hogwarts ghost is Moaning Myrtle, who haunts an unpopular girls’ toilet. Myrtle was a student at Hogwarts when she died, and she chose to return to school in perpetuity, with the short-term aim of haunting her arch-rival and bully, Olive Hornby. As the decades have rolled by, Myrtle has made a name for herself as the most miserable ghost in school, usually to be found lurking inside one of the toilets and filling the tiled space with her moans and howls.

## J.K. Rowling’s thoughts

The inspiration for Moaning Myrtle was the frequent presence of a crying girl in communal bathrooms, especially at the parties and discos of my youth. This does not seem to happen in male bathrooms, so I enjoyed placing Harry and Ron in such uncomfortable and unfamiliar territory in *Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets* and *Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince*.

The most productive ghost at Hogwarts is, of course, Professor Binns, the old History of Magic teacher who fell asleep in front of the staff-room fire one day and simply got up to give his next class, leaving his body behind. There is some debate as to whether or not Professor Binns realises he is dead. While his entrance to lessons through the blackboard is vaguely amusing the first time students see it, he is not the most stimulating teacher.

The inspiration for Professor Binns was an old professor at my university, who gave every lecture with his eyes closed, rocking backwards and forwards slightly on his toes. While he was a brilliant man, who disgorged an immense amount of valuable information at every lecture, his disconnect with his students was total. Professor Binns is only dimly aware of his living students, and is astonished when they begin asking him questions.

In the very earliest list of ghosts I ever wrote for Hogwarts, I included Myrtle (initially named ‘Wailing Wanda’), Professor Binns, the Grey Lady (then called ‘the Whispering Lady’) and the Bloody Baron. There was also a Black Knight, The Toad (which left ectoplasm all over its classroom), and a ghost I rather regret not using: his name was Edmund Grubb, and the notes beside his name say: ‘Expired in the doorway of the Dining Hall. Sometimes stops people getting in, out of spite. Fat Victorian ghost. (Ate poisonous berries).’

The first year Forbidden Forest quiz

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Harry Potter gets an extremely strange detention in *Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s/Sorcerer’s Stone*: a trip to the Forbidden Forest. Test your knowledge on the spooky scene – and see what else you remember about the forest from the whole book.  

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Magical creatures, floating pumpkins, ghoulish ghosts and all manner of eerie surprises await you in the wizarding world. As the nights start to draw in, this collection page invites you to explore the spookier side of magic during Hallowe'en season with crafts, quizzes, challenges, articles and much more. 

Make your Hallowe'en magical with these Harry Potter pumpkin planters

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These exceedingly cute Potter-style pumpkin decorations are guaranteed to bring spooky ambience to your Hallowe'en decor. Thankfully, Hayley made an adorable Harry Potter pumpkin planter rather than, say, Gourd Voldemort.

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If you fancy having a go yourself, [download our list of requirements](https://assets.ctfassets.net/usf1vwtuqyxm/25FvZ5clJgKmZmCwftLyxx/eaade9f2ac3f7459c268245dee31647b/DARKARTS-A4-Supply_List-FINAL.pdf). Our other Hallowe'en crafts we've been bringing you all week are also included, from [pumpkin pom-poms](https://www.wizardingworld.com/features/dark-arts-crafts-halloween-home-makeover) to [Prophecy cake pops](https://www.wizardingworld.com/features/prophecy-inspired-baking-tutorial-dark-arts) to [Pumpkin Planters.](https://www.wizardingworld.com/features/pumpkin-planters-harry-potter-halloween-decoration)

And there is even much more spooky inspiration on our [Dark Arts collection page!](https://www.wizardingworld.com/collections/dark-arts) Have fun!

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Make your Hallowe'en magical with these Harry Potter pumpkin planters

More spookiness for you

Ghostly Helping: 6 times ghosts were more friendly than frightening

Hogwarts Ghosts

The first year Forbidden Forest quiz