Harry Potter illustrator Jim Kay interview: ... There are a lot of portraits in book one because that’s me saying, “These are my characters, this is how I see them.” ...

New Images from the Illustrated Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s (or Sorcerer’s) Stone–and a Video about Illustrator Jim Kay’s Creative Process!

Jim Kay’s Prisoner of Azkaban continues his illustrated editions of the Harry Potter books, which he says are ‘like a welcome home’. Every character, he says, ‘is a portrait and a story in ...

AN illustrator has used his real-world talents to conjure up a dazzling new vision of Hogwarts and its inhabitants. But in the absence of this glittering dust, UK illustrator Jim Kay has used his ...

The Guardian revealed yesterday that illustrator Jim Kay will be reimagining the whole of JK Rowling's beloved Harry Potter universe, with the launch of a new fully illustrated edition of the ...

The 50p coin featuring the Hogwarts Express is the second in The Royal Mint's Harry Potter series. Skip ... illustrated by Jim Kay, ... is the final one to feature Queen Elizabeth II's portrait.

With Bloomsbury Children’s Books having just released Jim Kay and Neil Packer-illustrated Harry Potter and the Order of Phoenix on October 11, 2022, readers are in for a visual treat. What makes this ...

Jim Kay is the creator of the art work for the new edition. BBC News went to meet him at his studio to find out about the inspiration behind his version of Harry Potter. Video Journalist: Dan Curtis ...

Kay has also released a sketch of an 11-year-old Harry on his website. The sketch of Ron, who has J.K. Rowling ’s description of “a long nose,” doesn’t give away any big plot material.

The artist Jim Kay, whose latest book is “Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire,” surrounds himself with nature when he draws unnatural creatures like dragons, goblins and trolls.

Harry Potter's new illustrator Jim Kay explains how he came up with his versions of the world famous magical characters.