Stuart Craig Limited Edition Gicleé Triptych on Fine Art Paper:"Creating Hogsmeade"
Artist: Stuart Craig
Title: Creating Hogwarts and the Black Lake
Size: 16" x 30"
Edition: 500 paper .
Medium: Gicleé Triptych on Fine Art Paper
About the Art: This art showcases the visual development process in film making. The top frame is Stuart Craig's concept sketch, the middle frame the image rendered digitally in color, and the bottom a frame from the finished film.
Over a decade ago, world-renowned writer, J.K. Rowling created the world of Harry Potter, capturing the imaginations of millions of children and adults. Since then, followers of ‘the boy who lived' have seen him grow though up through a seven-book series that takes place in a magical world of castles, creatures, witches and wizards.
To bring this deeply imaginative story to the movie screen, Warner Bros. and the Harry Potter series producer, David Heyman enlisted an outstanding team of filmmakers including award-winning production designer, Stuart Craig. Craig feels that the filmmaking process is about giving the audience images (sometimes even exaggerating them for effect) and eliminating anything that gets in the way of people understanding and following the story. The result of his meticulous study of the world Rowling created, is a series of production designs rendered under his direction by top illustrators such as Andrew Williamson. The result is a visual creation of Harry's world that has thrilled filmgoers worldwide.
The Art of the Harry Potter Film Series now allows collectors to own these brilliant film-production images as limited edition fine art prints. Each print in the series is hand-numbered and signed by Stuart Craig. It was created as part of the Wizard of Oz traveling exhibit of interpretive art from important contemporary artists, commemorating the 70th anniversary of the Wizard of Oz film release.
The art show "Inspirations of Oz Fine Art Collection" featured 14 artists and was launched at Art Basel Miami in December 2008, then traveled through the US in 2009.
The original rendition of this image was chosen to be featured in the Wizard of Oz 70th Anniversary Ultimate Collector's Edition book, released in fall 2009.
Title: Creating Hogwarts and the Black Lake
Size: 16" x 30"
Edition: 500 paper .
Medium: Gicleé Triptych on Fine Art Paper
About the Art: This art showcases the visual development process in film making. The top frame is Stuart Craig's concept sketch, the middle frame the image rendered digitally in color, and the bottom a frame from the finished film.
Over a decade ago, world-renowned writer, J.K. Rowling created the world of Harry Potter, capturing the imaginations of millions of children and adults. Since then, followers of ‘the boy who lived' have seen him grow though up through a seven-book series that takes place in a magical world of castles, creatures, witches and wizards.
To bring this deeply imaginative story to the movie screen, Warner Bros. and the Harry Potter series producer, David Heyman enlisted an outstanding team of filmmakers including award-winning production designer, Stuart Craig. Craig feels that the filmmaking process is about giving the audience images (sometimes even exaggerating them for effect) and eliminating anything that gets in the way of people understanding and following the story. The result of his meticulous study of the world Rowling created, is a series of production designs rendered under his direction by top illustrators such as Andrew Williamson. The result is a visual creation of Harry's world that has thrilled filmgoers worldwide.
The Art of the Harry Potter Film Series now allows collectors to own these brilliant film-production images as limited edition fine art prints. Each print in the series is hand-numbered and signed by Stuart Craig. It was created as part of the Wizard of Oz traveling exhibit of interpretive art from important contemporary artists, commemorating the 70th anniversary of the Wizard of Oz film release.
The art show "Inspirations of Oz Fine Art Collection" featured 14 artists and was launched at Art Basel Miami in December 2008, then traveled through the US in 2009.
The original rendition of this image was chosen to be featured in the Wizard of Oz 70th Anniversary Ultimate Collector's Edition book, released in fall 2009.
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