Harry Potter, HP Logo, 9,8x11,4x11,4mm, Sterling Silver, Not applicable

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India/South Asia: ( HBO Hits (India) | HBO Defined) | HBO en Español | HBO GO (Latin America) | Red by HBO 4 The logo for Harry Potter from 2004 featured a three-dimensional sharp stylized inscription, executed in gradient silver shades with a metallic texture. The letters of the wordmark were placed a bit not even horizontally, with the tails of some symbols elongated and curved. The most distinctive element of the logo is the vertical bar of the letter “P”, which is stylized as a lighting bolt, resembling the scar on Harry’s forehead. Symbol Turner Entertainment Networks ( TNT | TBS | TruTV | Turner Classic Movies) | Investigation Discovery | HLN | Oprah Winfrey Network | Destination America | Travel Channel Agents of Chaos | All the Rivers Run | Allen v. Farrow | Angels in America | The Baby | Band of Brothers | Beartown | The Casual Vacancy | Catch and Kill: The Podcast Tapes | Catherine the Great | Chernobyl | The Corner | Edge of the Earth | Elizabeth I | Empire Falls | Five Days | The Far Pavilions | From the Earth to the Moon | Generation Kill | Gunpowder | House of Saddam | Hostages | I Know This Much Is True | The Investigation | Irma Vep | The Jinx: The Life and Deaths of Robert Durst | John Adams | The Lady and the Dale | Laetitia | Landscapers | Laurel Avenue | Mare of Easttown | McMillions | Mildred Pierce | Mind Over Murder | Mosaic | Mrs. Fletcher | Murder on Middle Beach | The New Pope | The Night Of | Nuclear Family | NYC Epicenters 9/11→2021½ | Olive Kitteridge | Our Boys | The Outsider | The Pacific | Parade's End | Patria | Phoenix Rising | The Plot Against America | Pray, Obey, Kill | Q: Into the Storm | Scenes from a Marriage | The Seekers | Sharp Objects | Show Me A Hero | Small Town News: KPVM Pahrump | Sonic Highways | Tanner '88 | The Idol | The Third Day | Tsunami: The Aftermath | The Undoing | We Own This City | Years and Years | The Young Pope

The gold foil Harry Potter emblem was introduced in 2001 but only stayed with the famous brand for a year. It was a bright and chic texture, which made the iconic letter look more elegant and adult. The tail of the “P” on this version was a bit shorter than the original one. 2004 – Today At the same time, a short emblem was created. It consists of the recognizable letters H and P, surrounded by an interrupted oval and a flying ball with wings. Everything is in gold color. 2001 – 2002Here’s one that’s much easier! Get this Hogwarts crest stencil here. Hogwarts Houses pumpkin stencils We used to buy a flimsy kit every year that broke before the end of the Halloween season. When I got home from my pumpkin carving lesson a few years ago, I was overflowing with the need to buy just a few lasting tools. We still have them all, and they’re showing no signs of wear. Pumpkin carving tools The four mascots of the four Hogwarts’ faculties are a Lion (Gryffindor), Snake (Slytherin), Badger (Hufflepuff), and Eagle (Ravenclaw). The letter “H” on white in the middle of the shield evidently refers to “Hogwarts”. This distinctive Hogwarts letter features a very intricate typeface, which is not surprising if we take into consideration the character of the school and its ancient age.

After graduating from university, Rowling worked for Amnesty International. She worked as a researcher and a bilingual secretary in London. Then, in 1990, the Harry Potter idea came to her. It happened while delayed on a train from Manchester to London.Get another version of the Neville template here. Pumpkin stencils of other Harry Potter characters Welcome to our Harry Potter Logo Generator tool! Whether you’d like a logo to use for your desktop, to share on social media, or to print and hang on your wall, you’re in the right place. Use our simple Harry Potter Logo Generator below to create your perfect logo. How to Use The Harry Potter Logo Generator Tool Hogwarts logo radiates with ancient energy. It’s the custom badge of the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. The school traces its date to the tenth century. It’s one of the world’s outstanding schools, and it’s in the Scottish highlands.

Houses at Hogwarts were both the living and learning communities for its students. Each year's group of students in the same House shared the same dormitory and many classes. The houses competed throughout the school year, by earning and losing points for behaviour. The House with the most points won the House Cup. Each House also had its own Quidditch team that competed for the Inter-House Quidditch Cup. These two competitions bred rivalries between the Houses, the greatest of which was that between Gryffindor and Slytherin. [4] Sorting [ ]Europe: HBO Central Europe | HBO ( Croatia | Czech Republic and Slovakia | Hungary | Poland | Romania) | HBO 2 ( Czech Republic and Slovakia | Hungary | Poland | Romania) | HBO 3 ( Poland | Romania) | HBO GO Each House represents one of the four classical elements: Fire ( Gryffindor), Earth ( Hufflepuff), Air ( Ravenclaw), and Water ( Slytherin). Each of these also represents one of the four states of matter: Plasma (Fire, Gryffindor), Gas (Air, Ravenclaw), Liquid (Water, Slytherin), and Solid (Earth, Hufflepuff). [2] Hufflepuff corresponded to the element of earth. [2] The Hufflepuff dormitories and common room were located somewhere in the basement, near the castle's kitchens. It could be accessed by tapping the barrel two from the bottom, middle of the second row in the rhythm of "Helga Hufflepuff" and was described as being a cosy and welcoming place with yellow hangings, fat armchairs, and underground tunnels that led to the dormitories, which had perfectly round doors, similar to barrel tops. [9] Famous Hufflepuffs included Hengist of Woodcroft (founder of Hogsmeade), Newt Scamander (author of Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them), and Artemisia Lufkin (first female Minister for Magic). The significant object of Hufflepuff was Helga Hufflepuff's Cup, which was [turned into a Horcrux by Tom Riddle. The now-ubiquitous Harry Potter logo was first created by a woman named Mary GrandPré, who illustrated the American Harry Potter book covers. GrandPré designed the logo for use on Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone, which was released in 1997. The creative team behind Harry Potter enjoyed it so much that they decided to make it the movie logo as well. Later, an abbreviated version of the logo using the initials ‘HP’ was created for further marketing materials. Other ‘Harry Potter’ fonts have since popped up, either for use in the movies as wizarding fonts, or by fans based on their own experiences reading the books. However, GrandPré’s original font remains the dominant choice for fans of the Wizarding World.