This is how JK Rowling imagined the characters of the Harry Potter saga

Both those of us who have read some or all of the JK Rowling books in the saga Harry Potter Like those who have not done it and have fallen in love with their characters thanks to the movies, we had in mind and in a preconceived way the faces and features of the characters in the saga. However, author JK Rowling While I was writing them I had another image of them, in some cases very similar to the one that finally appeared in the movies and in many others, very different really.

Thanks to the author herself, today we can enjoy some drawings that she made in her day, and as you can see, they are really good! Is there something that this woman does not know how to do well? Let us remember, that thanks to JK Rowling, children's and young people's reading had a great push thanks to the creation of the Harry Potter saga. Thanks to her we live a beautiful world full of magic, magic wands, elves, impossible things, elves and above all, under the mantle of great values ​​such as friendship, love, union, etc.

If you want to know how JK Rowling imagined the characters in the Harry Potter saga, you can see her drawings in the following gallery. We also leave you with some information about the books that you may not have known about.

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• Joanne K. Rowling, the author of the saga, was waiting on a train that had broken down on the way from Manchester to London Station. King's Cross in England in 1990 when he came up with the character of Harry Potter.
• La hagrid's hut of the movies was demolished after the movie to prevent it from being inundated with fans.
• Many of the names of the protagonists are english towns.
• All the hogwarts houses corresponds to the 4 elements: Gryffindor is Fire, Slytherin is Water, Ravenclaw is Wind and lastly, Hufflepuff is Earth.
• Harry's creator, JK Rowling, is the Britain's third richest woman and the first in Scotland.
• The sixth Harry Potter novel, "The half-blood prince" It sold over 2 million copies in the first 24 hours of its UK release.
• The Harry Potter books have been translated into 69 languages worldwide.
• The first Harry Potter novel, "The Philosopher's Stone" was printed in 1997 with an initial release of only 500 copies.
• La Warner Bros paid a million dollars for the film rights to each book in the Harry Potter series. The sets were installed in the Leavesden studio, a former aircraft factory during World War II, located on the outskirts of London.

JK Rowling's drawings on the world 'Harry Potter'

(Click on each of them to see it in large and with all kinds of detail).