This mural was painted by hand, directly on to all the walls, doors and frames in the room. Plus some additional features were painted on the fitted bed frame. Includes Hogwarts from the lake in moonlight at night, with the first year initiate wizards and witches arriving by magic boats.
Harry Potter Mural, painted over all the walls, doors, frames and fitted furniture and wardrobe.
Also painted Hedwig the Owl, then Diagon Alley, a game of Quidditch seen from the players' perspective up high on their brooms, the golden snitch, and the Great Hall at Hogwarts, complete with floating candles.
Harry Potter Wall Mural - Hogwarts from the lake at night, with the first year initiate wizards and witches.Welcome to Potter Corner - This shows how different scenes from Harry Potter can be painted all around the room, I'm happy if you just want one wall doing though, any scene you like, for instance later this month it's Dobby when he gets given a sock! In this part of the Harry Potter wall mural, Diagon Alley meets quidditch in the boys' bedroomOther end and the quidditch match butts up against the Great Hall at HogwartsQuiditch match in full swing in this part of the mural, which maximizes the available space around the blacked out windows..The Train bunk and Hogwarts Great Hall endThe Great Hall with floating candles, seen through a window from outside, and the solution to the join between the night and day scenes. Please ignore stickers lol!The Great Hall with floating candles part of the wall mural, and Dumbledore at the head tableMural of Hogwarts, Harry Potter, from the lake in moonlight, making the most of the space by concealing the doors and framesHarry Potter Hogwarts mural shown here straight on. Daigon Alley painted directly on to a fitted wardrobe and storage wallDiagon Alley mural detail with Ollivanders wand shop, Flouriish and Blotts bookshop, quiditch supplies, Mr Mulpepper's Apothecary and Gringotts Bank Harry Potter mural showing some somewhat shady characters and more details.More detail showning Ron and Hermione encountering Lucious malfoy at Flourish and Blotts, and general activity around Diagon AlleyHarry Potter mural Quidditch match seen from the players' perspective. Photographed here under bright halogen lights, the colours look particularly intense. Also, this wall was painted last with a speed painting method to make sure I would finish on time, the whole wall including the drawing was done from start to finish in two days.Malfoy stalks Harry Potter in quidditch game painted on this part of the room. Very close up shot shows the loose technique used for this last wall, the whole of which was painted in just two days, to meet a deadline. When you pull back a bit the effect works quite well.Harry Potter himself makes an appearance in this part of the Quidditch mural.Harry Potter riding on his fireboltThe Golden SnitchThe Golden Snitch flying around the outside of the Great HallHow it all fits together, with the dark black clouds and Great Hall exterior requested in black by the client to create a dark space for sleeping.A quick painting of the Hogwarts Railway logoHarry Potter wall murals in boys bedroom with the blackout blinds down, in halogen light.This shot shows the door open and how the fitted cupboards work. The entire "Diagon Alley" end wall is made up of cupboards like thisSome more details, the first year wizards and witches in self guiding boat on the Hogwarts Lake...and a couple more...and another one with waterside gatehousenote the painted sockets, again at the request of the client.View into the room through door with mural painted up to leading edge.Room complete, fluffy beanbag reinstated. NiceTap here or on the image below to see another of my Harry Potter murals
A little more info about this mural:
For this bedroom in a home in central London, The client asked me to create different scenes from Harry Potter for their two boys, featuring a panorama of Hogwarts at night, a colourful twilight scene of Diagon Alley, and a bright, daytime Quidditch match. There was also a space to add in the Great Hall in Hogwarts, with floating candles. The logistics included painting a fitted wardrobe, some fitted bunk beds, two doors and frames and negotiating three large windows. The budget was fixed and so was the amount of time available to do the work, which was quite short so I was under quite intense time pressure while painting. The work was completed exactly on schedule and the clients, and especially her two boys, were absolutely thrilled with the result. Like all of my completed murals, it was finished off with a coat of barely visible flat matte varnish and, because it's a whole room, once again there are lots of photos. I hope you like them
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