Wizengamot Web: A Potterverse Pandemonium

Comic 46: An Unlikely Prankster.

2009-12-21T14:27:00.001+11:00

Finally, new comics, with new figurines, for your enjoyment. Merry Christmas!

Just a little teaser...

2009-08-23T11:54:00.002+10:00

Mugwump here just wants you to know that quite a few parcels have arrived at her doorstep lately, with a few more on their way...

Whatever...or whoever... could they be?

Comic 45: Film Reviews

2009-07-22T13:00:00.007+10:00

Who cares what I think?! It's time to ask the characters their thoughts on the latest film.

The Wizengamot Reviews "Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince"

2009-07-20T18:39:00.019+10:00

It's time for me to lay down some thoughts about Warner Brothers latest installment of the Harry Potter series, The Half Blood Prince.

Before we go on, you should know that this is going to be haphazard, unorganised and completely biased! Half Blood Prince is my favourite book, and I was bound to love the film regardless of what they chose to put on screen, however I feel that, despite this obvious lean towards delight at every frame, it was a damn good film. Any changes that were made seemed to be either unimportant, or necessary in order to efficiently translate the story from novel to film.

From this point on, if you haven't seen the film... STOP READING....

It's almost hard to know where to begin. First and foremost, if you're a casual fan, particularly one who hasn't read the books, you may very well be disappointed. This film certainly isn't the series' crowning moment for action/adventure. What you will get, however, is character. Much time is taken exploring the nature's of the residents of Hogwarts, and die-hard Potter fans like myself will be thrilled to note that there is very little discrepancy between page and screen. The characters we fell in love with all those years ago on the page are represented here with detail, accuracy and care. Throw in some romance, mystery, a touch of gruesome, thrilling horror and a lot of laughs and you've got yourself a well deserved blockbuster. That's even before you bring in the stellar cast (Maggie Smith and Alan Rickman are worth every cent), unbelievable costuming, believe-you're-actually-there sets and stunning cinematography.

I'm going to talk character, beginning with the main trio.

Dan Radcliffe as Harry Potter: It's great to see him get to vary his moods again a little after Order of the Phoenix, in which Harry spent most of his time yelling or having some kind of whinge. Here, there's all kinds of situations which Daniel gets to have fun with, especially a lot more comedy, and a much more substantiated romance. (Believe it or not, the girl isn't crying when they kiss!) I think he did a very good job, and his strength lies in how well he is able to depict Harry's relationships with those around him, especially Dumbledore, Ron, Hermione, Slughorn and Draco. I guess I'll talk about that more when I get to those characters. I do not, however, like the impression given at the beginning of the film, that Harry is somewhat of a ladies man. The Harry Potter I know is a boy who is seriously lacking in confidence with girls, and is for the most part, fairly manogomous. Don't do it again, Harry. (Plus, is it just me or does that waitress look to be at least 5 years older that Harry?) I'll just leave it at the acting has improved a lot, and he will be (poor guy) forever synonymous with Harry James Potter to me.

Rupert Grint as Ron Weasley is pure gold. There's so much Ron and it still isn't enough. Many of the grand comedic lines and moments in the film are at his hand and they are delivered superbly. Ron's grown up a bit and spends a lot of time 'snogging' the vile Lavender Brown, but he's not above petty arguments with his longtime secret paramour, Hermione. His love-potion scene is a highlight, but we also see a dramatic side of his talents when he is poisoned, as well as the familiar inferiority complex that comes with being the sidekick to The-Boy-Who-Lived. Grint does a great job showing that Ron can be a cocky little bugger sometimes, but he's definitely one solid, good guy through and through.

Emma Watson has certainly relaxed in her acting after the last film. I feel that she finally shows Hermione as a concientious student, who always likes to work hard and follow the rules, but first and foremost as teenage girl, who is capable of relaxing and laughing with her friends, but also possessing a great deal of emotion. Her perfomance in the Oppugno scene, greatly anticipated by many fans, myself included, was touching. I feel that this scene really showed Hermione's vulnerability, an aspect which is often glossed over in the previous films. Furthermore, this scene highlights the platonic relationship between herself and Harry. For so long we've seen Hermione be there for Harry whenever he needs it, whether its checking over an essay, giving him advice about girls, or even being his best friend when Ron won't speak to him. It was fantastic to see Harry being there to support her, showing that there is significant depth to this friendship, and she is not a character conveniently placed to assist Harry when he needs, with no other traits. There is an intimacy in their relationship, and I feel this heartwrenching scene is particularly set up to forshadow the events in Deathly Hallows, during Ron's absence, in particular, Godric's Hollow, when all the pair have is one another.
(Also, I like how they did her hair!)

Tom Felton has surprisingly little dialogue for such a main character as Draco Malfoy, but despite this, he certainly does a lot of acting. I feel that he does a magnificent job conveying Draco's emotions in regard to the task he has been set. I can see a boy who believed in an ideal, but is forced to confront the reality of what is involved in its pursuit. He shows us his dawning realisation that he was chosen not for the 'merits' he possessed, which he was assured to be the reason why Voldemort chose him, to an understanding that he is entirely unimportant and utterly disposable to the Dark Lord, despite these things. He learns that being a Death Eater rarely involves personal glory, and that doing what it takes to become one is easier said than done. His growing apprehension, his resistance and his fear make his character wonderfully compelling to watch. While on Draco, I thought the Sceptumscempra scene was particularly impressive.

I was surprisingly impressed by Jessie Cave as Lavender Brown. I was worried she would entirely overdo the role, making it simply not believable. At some times she pushed the boundry a tad, but it definitely could have been a lot, lot worse.

I really liked Jim Broadbent in his role as Slugorn, which I expected to, as he was my first choice for the role. One thing I love about the character of Slughorn is that he shows that all people come in shades of grey. He shows us that Slytherin ≠ EVIL!!! He is, in fact, former Head of Slytherin House, and true to their desired qualities, he is ambitious, proud, often cunning and very self-promoting. However, when it comes to the crunch, he is not a bad person. He assists Dumbledore, and eventually the Order, guides Harry, cares for all students in his care and harbours no desire to join forces with the Death Eaters. Broadbent does a great job displaying this, with his reluctance to help Harry, but coming through when it really counts. (I love the way he says "O-ho!")

Let's talk Michael Gambon.
He's not Richard Harris. He never will be. He used to suck big time. Dumbledore doesn't yell, he isn't gruff, and he isn't cold. He's serene, quirky, fiercely caring , dedicated and lovable. Richard Harris was all these wonderful things. While Gambon will never truly succeed in portraying Dumbledore to many, he made a definite improvement in this film. He didn't yell, he went for serene (even though it came out a bit 'bored' sometimes) and I even saw his smile after Lavender's departure in the hospital wing. The Harry/Dumbledore relationship was much better established, and, contrary to the previous film, we could tell he really cared about Harry. Although, I don't think Dumbledore would've ever asked Harry who he was dating. (He probably wouldn't have to.) I even found myself tearing up when the students surrounded his body at the foot of the tower. He's such a wonderful character.

Finally, here's a quick hit list of some likes and dislikes.

Likes:

- How even though they were barely in it, the Tonks/Lupin relationship was still included, using the one word, 'sweetheart'.

- How Snape's betrayal of Harry was doubley accentuated by him silencing Harry below the Astronomy tower. Harry feels relieved and reassured at Snape's appearance, feeling briefly that Snape will control the situation, only to be horrified at the actions that follow.

- Weasley's Wizard Wheezes

- The 'Frances the fish' story

- The Oppugno scene, particularly 'It feels like this.'

- Luna's ridiculous dress and Spectrespecs

- Julie Walters as Molly Weasley

- Making the Draught of Living Death

- The Sherbert Lemons on Dumbledore's Desk

- Ron's quidditch tryouts

- Cormac - he's so disgusting! :P

- Hermione's Hair

- Teen Riddle, very smarmy and unnerving

Dislikes:

- Not enough Neville

- How they felt it necessary to put in Regulus Black, but not the diadem in the Room of Requirement (or the locket before it)

- What a stupid final line.

- How Ron and Lavender STOLE the Harry/Ginny kiss.

- Why are the following students in 6th year potions? Neville, Katie Bell + Leanne (7th year), Romilda Vane (4th or 5th year?), Crabbe & Goyle

- No Gaunts

- Harry getting dragged INTO the water on the lake

- The weird, stylised crystal rocks in the cave.

- That stupid, stupid waitress.

- Uh-hem, where was the line "DON'T CALL ME A COWARD!" ?

Anyway, I loved the film, I hope you did too.

Apologies

2009-07-17T11:41:00.003+10:00

In regards to the aforementioned celebratory features for Half Blood Prince Day, I'm afraid that due to a ridiculous amount of technology errors, including the demise of my laptop and content on it (fingers crossed, it MAY be saved), camera problems and file corruptions, it doesn't look like these will be up and running anytime soon. I've decided it must be because I've become so unmuggle that I, like Hogwarts itself, repell muggle technology. The computer I'm using right now is so old it barely counts. Rather than the now unplayable Half Blood Prince videos I had in store, you will have to make do with a written film review, which I will complete asap.

You will also have to make do with a photo of myself with Dawn French, who played that Fat Lady in Prisoner of Azkaban, and is also an amazing comedy godess. (Really, I just want to show it off, despite that link to Potter relevance.)

It's Half-Blood Prince Day!!!

2009-07-15T15:42:00.002+10:00

Finally!
Get prepared for some Wizengamot celebrations (as soon as my camera batteries finish charging, because I used them all up!)

To all you Potter fans out there... ENJOY!
Remember, we only have 2 more films left to enjoy on the big screen, savour it while you can!

Comic 44: A Wise Mentor

2009-07-06T21:58:00.002+10:00

Comic 43: A Difficult Confession

2009-07-06T21:19:00.004+10:00

Wizengamot Fan Art: The Little Hangleton Graveyard.

2009-07-06T19:53:00.003+10:00

I didn't copy this one at all.

Comic 42: A Difference of Opinion

2009-07-06T17:20:00.002+10:00

Wizengamot Fan Art: King's Cross

2009-07-06T15:17:00.003+10:00

Original here: http://www.artdungeon.net/deathlyhallows/bravery04_72dpi With a few changes by me.

Wizengamot Fan Art: The Prolonged Camping Trip

2009-07-06T15:07:00.002+10:00

A little drawing I did of my interpretation of Perkins' tent, being used by the Trio in Deathly Hallows. I did this so that when Deathly Hallows comes out, I can still remember how I originally envisaged the tent, without being influenced by the movies.

(Click for Full Size)

Wizengamot Fan Art: Ron and Hermione in class.

2009-07-06T12:08:00.005+10:00

So I've decided to dabble in some less digital fan art. I've never been much of a drawer, so I decided to start by copying some of the works of my most favourite fan artist, Marta at http://www.artdungeon.net/ . Her work is nothing less than brilliant, and I've learnt a lot already from studying her drawings. Anyway, here's my first attempt.

(Click for full size)

The original can be found here:
http://www.artdungeon.net/hbp/snowcharms

Wizengamot Blog: Exciting News!

2009-07-05T23:50:00.002+10:00

Well, well, well...
Followers and other readers may be aware that there has been a serious lull in comics due to my very very busy schedule with my new university course. For those interested, who don't already know, I'm doing a Masters of Primary Teaching at Melbourne Univeristy. I'm 6 months into the 2-year degree. I love it. My inner child gets to run around and I also get to meet a lot of amazing kids and help them to achieve a myriad of things. So, if you're wondering why it's been so quiet, the answer is this: Placements, placements reports, assessment artifacts, assignments, lesson plans, lesson observations, lesson evaluations, lectures, seminars, workshops, tutorials, assignments, reports, essays, teaching rounds and exams.

Let's move on to the news. I was contacted recently by a member of the Australian Harry Potter Podcast, Sonorus. To my great delight, they have requested that they might feature Wizengamot Web in their latest episode, to be aired on July 22nd. (You may also be hearing yours truly via the sound waves, with reactions to the upcoming Half-Blood Prince movie.)
In celebration of this (and the fact that I'm finally on holidays), I'll be making a bunch of new comics over the next few days. Be sure to check out the new works, the first of which should be online by sometime tomorrow; and don't forget to listen to Sonorus!

Til then,
Mugwump

Comic 41: An Interesting Strategy

2009-04-03T18:53:00.004+11:00

Onward, to the comic.

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Comic 40: The Mysterious Ticking Noise - Wizengamot Style!

2009-02-28T12:42:00.005+11:00

This comic is dedicated to my Harry Potter gals - Josie, Lauren and Mia.

The original version by Niel Cicierega/The Potter Puppet Pals can be found here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tx1XIm6q4r4

A Message for the Fans...

2009-02-27T15:16:00.002+11:00

... Well, one fan in particular.

Dear Josie.
I am sorry, I know I promised twice that the next one would be up by now. But I got stuck on the train and I only just got home and I have to do a tutoring session and then go fill in for Emma's at the Gym. Will you ever forgive me?
I promise, promise, promise I'll do it first thing tomorrow.

Sara

PS - I owe you 5 sit ups now as punishment.

Comic 39: Retirement Plans

2009-02-18T15:19:00.002+11:00

New Feature Coming Soon!

2009-02-18T13:40:00.000+11:00

What is Podwarts?

Stay tuned to find out soon.

Video: Cooking with Wizards

2009-02-11T16:15:00.003+11:00

After spending a large portion of the last two days working on this video, without the full cooperation of youtube, and none whatsoever from Blogger, I hope you will not mind taking the extra effort to click these links so that you might see my latest project. Enjoy.

Cooking with Wizards

Part one: Butterbeer and Liquorice Wands

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pe6-6TOS6ac&feature=channel_page

Part two: Sugar Quills, versions 1 & 2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CkMQBZsMdNg&feature=channel

Comic 38: The Ol' Switcheroo

2009-02-07T15:33:00.001+11:00

Comic 37: Trashing Trelawney

2009-02-03T13:07:00.000+11:00

Comic 36: The Charms of Christmas

2008-12-29T20:47:00.002+11:00

Comic 35: The Terrible Truth

2008-12-22T12:38:00.001+11:00

Comic 34: That Old Black Magic

2008-11-29T14:50:00.001+11:00

Comic 33: Date Debriefing

2008-11-25T22:50:00.003+11:00

Ok, I promise to ease up a bit on the Neville BAMF-y comics from now on, and do some more varied Potter humour. They're just too easy! But I hope you enjoy them.

Wizengamot News: Merchandise!

2008-11-21T12:36:00.006+11:00

I decided to take photos of some of the Harry Potter stuff I own which, other than the figurines, isn't actually a lot. However, I have two new additions to my collection well worth showing off. This is because they've just opened up a 'Global Gear' near where I live, a shop that specialises in movie replicas. So, I had a little bit of a splurge.

This is Hermione's wand, a present from the ever-generous, handsome and all-round lovely Jeff (whose decision to spoil and encourage my obsession rather than scoff at it, I will always be thankful for! =P).

We went back on Wednesday and they were still on sale, so I bought myself Sirius' as well.

They each have a tiny button hidden on them which activates a LED light in the tip. Jeff tells me that they use these in the movies too, so the Special Effects guys know exactly when to shoot the spells. Either way, they're awesome.

Here are a few other bits and pieces I own. Alarm Clock (which no longer works, but is still cute), Harry Potter 20 Questions, Enviro bags and a giant Order of the Phoenix Poster.

I've also got a couple of companion books which I bought on sale after the release of Deathly Hallows. They're a lot of fun to read retrospectively. My favourite part to read in 'The Great Snape Debate' in 'The Case for Snape's Guilt' section is "Interestingly, some readers believe that Snape was in love with Lily Evans Potter from their time at Hogwarts and that Snape's treatment of Harry stems from a grudge about her marrying his rival. While this is a lovely thought, Snape's actions do not support it."
Ahem, Burn.

There's also a sticker book and the pencil case I stole from my brother about a year ago and have been taking to Uni ever since.

And, of course, my beloved shelf of figurines.

Comic 32: Fail-Safe Ways to Charm Witches

2008-11-21T12:33:00.002+11:00

Neville...WITH LEGS!

Comic 31: A Perfect Brew

2008-11-11T11:33:00.003+11:00

MY NEW FIGURINES ARRIVED TODAY!!!!
So, of course, I got right on it and made a little introductory comic for the first of them. (Shooting in portrait is weird, but I couldn't get a decent landscape background.)

Comic 30: A Trusted Confidante

2008-11-09T21:15:00.002+11:00

Comic 29: Sweet Revenge

2008-11-06T22:35:00.003+11:00

Wizengamot Update:

Hello all. Hope you enjoyed that.
Just thought I'd let you know to watch this space, because now that I'm done with exams, I'll have a lot more time for comic making. I've got a couple of things coming up that I'm excited about. First of all, I've got, not one, but TWO new characters that should be on their way to me in the post right now. God bless eBay. But you'll just have to stay tuned to find out who. Second of all, I've got a little something different in the works. It's probably going to take a little time (unless I get really caught up in it, which is a possibility!) but you can expect to see a little something to satisfy your Harry Potter needs in a less panelled format.
I've got a whole host of other ideas for potential site features that might draw in a few more people, but I'm not sure exactly how well they'd work. I guess I'll just have to wait and see if they eventuate.
The message: Stay Tuned!

Comic 28: An Important Message from the Wizengamot

2008-11-01T18:57:00.001+11:00

Comic 27: The Army Revolts: Dumbledore In Strife.

2008-10-28T12:28:00.005+11:00

This, by far, takes the cake for longest comics to make. Discounting the fact that the idea was had weeks ago, when it came to making the actual thing, there's the week it took to get a new colour cartridge for my printer (thanks Dad!) so I could print the appropriate backgrounds and side panels for the telephone box. Then there's the three tedious hours I spent cutting out the tiny little tabs and intricate shapes to put the box together, which I eventually gave up on in absolute frustration. Add to that the hour it took to salvage the box panels by pasting them onto card and creating the box that way. Then the hour it took to take all four photos without Hermione falling down every three seconds, getting everyone in the middle scene in focus (exempting Ginny and Neville, because this is impossible!) and trying to disguise the fact that Ginny and Neville have no legs. Then the half an hour it took to resize, tag and add dialogue.
You damn well better have enjoyed that everyone! =P

Comic 26: Little White Lies

2008-10-27T17:22:00.002+11:00

Let's get all nostalgic with some Philosopher's Stone related humour. Enjoy.

Comic 25: A Bit of Advice

2008-10-17T14:12:00.001+11:00

Comic 24: An Important Announcement

2008-10-16T21:56:00.002+11:00

Comic 23: The Perfect Gift

2008-10-16T15:19:00.002+11:00

I decided to change the font to a serif font, hopefully it's a little clearer. I was having trouble differentiating between commas and full stops with the old one.

Wizengamot News: Pottercast Blog Challenge, Costumes, Midnight Screenings and more...

2008-10-13T22:21:00.008+11:00

A few Harry Potter related musings today. First of all, I just read about this Pottercast Blog Challenge, and seeing as how I love Pottercast and think that the greatest thing ever would be to be mentioned on Pottercast, I thought I'd give it a go. You should listen anyway, because it's awesome.

Click here for episodes and info; click here to subscribe via iTunes, and click here to use this player on your space and win prizes!

I love how they get to be on panels for big conferences and fan meetings, it's such a shame that we don't have anything like that here in Australia. If we had anything like that, would people show up. I'd be interested to get a group of people together to see what we could come up with.

Speaking of getting people together for Harry Potter related stuff, I'm really enthused about getting people together to attend a midnight screening...in full costume of course. It's sad that when I've approached people about it, I've gotten a really negative reaction. People interpret it as obsessive and embarassing, but the way I see it, it's about having fun, not taking yourself too seriously, not being afraid to get a little childish and express your appreciation for the awesome world of Harry Potter. I also think that, now that the books are finished and we're running out of movies, there aren't going to be many more openings left to attend. It's about being thankful that we're the generation who were around to experience the phenomenon first hand. In the future, people won't understand what it was like to wait for a book, or what it was like for people from all walks of life to come together, united by the desire to know what happens next, to predict the final books and to discuss them when they came. So, I for one, am not ashamed to have been a part of that and plan to show it.
I want to go as a Hufflepuff student (Because Hufflepuff rules) so I'm going to order these and then make my own Hogwarts cloak, lined in yellow. Not that I'm any good at sewing but I'll make it work. And somehow to get my hands on a wand....

I'm also dying for new Potter merchandise. I'd love to be able to introduce new characters into the comic. I'd love to get a Luna and a Snape, Hagrid, and a bigger Dumbledore. Something like these would be good: fully poseable!

http://www.toyandmodel.com/harry-potter.html

But even if we don't get a lot of stuff, I'll revel in anything new that does show up in the shops down here. I've been contemplating getting bigger figurines. Right now I work with the tiny Gentle Giant bust ups and the ~3inch trio + Sirius from NECA. My Ford Anglia is from Corgi.

I'd love the 7inch ones, but that would make it a lot harder to pose in front of the A4 printouts I've been using for backgrounds. If anyone wants to send me some as a sign of fandom... ;)

Stuff like this from NECA makes me drool. But, again, not so poseable . Great to have, but for comics, not so much.

I think that'll do for now. Got a couple of comics waiting to be made, just got to find the time to get some new sets and take the pics. Keep checking back.

Comic 22: The Intimidation of Edward

2008-10-11T14:41:00.001+11:00

Comic 21: The Film Which Must Not Be Named

2008-10-09T14:45:00.005+11:00

Hi all, sorry it's been a whole week without a comic. Very busy at the moment with uni.
Thanks heaps to Jeff for all the help with this one.

Enjoy.

(By the way, that's a tumbleweed up there in panel 3, just in case)

Join us on Facebook!

2008-09-30T17:14:00.002+10:00

To anyone reading out there, Wizengamot Web now has a Facebook group in its honour! If you'd like to show your support, please join at:

http://www.new.facebook.com/group.php?gid=81126650170

Spread the word!

Comic 20: Suspicious Noises

2008-09-30T15:51:00.002+10:00

Comic 19: Magical Modifications

2008-09-27T16:08:00.001+10:00

Comic 18: Godfatherly Grievances

2008-09-27T15:15:00.001+10:00

Comic 17: What's in a Name?

2008-09-22T19:58:00.001+10:00

Comic 16: Unwanted Assistance

2008-09-20T21:40:00.002+10:00

Comic 15: The Ever-Perilous Fight For Good

2008-09-20T19:10:00.003+10:00

Comic 14: A Monumental Duel, Part 2

2008-09-18T17:17:00.004+10:00

Comic 13: Post-War Celebrations

2008-09-18T17:17:00.002+10:00

Comic 12: Inter-House Rivalry

2008-09-17T21:48:00.001+10:00

Comic 11: A Monumental Duel

2008-09-16T22:01:00.003+10:00

Background image from visualparadox.com

Comic 10: A Real Babe-Magnet

2008-09-16T21:20:00.001+10:00

Comic 9: Holiday Homework

2008-09-13T17:33:00.003+10:00

Comic 8: Shouldn't Have Told Yeh That

2008-09-11T22:13:00.002+10:00

Yay, new figurine! Enjoy.

*Edited:
For someone who is a self-professed spelling & grammar nut, I get an awful lot wrong when writing these, don't I? Azkaban, that should be. Theoretically it's not quite as bad not being a 'real' word and all, but I really should know that.

Comic 7: Peeping Harry

2008-09-11T14:35:00.002+10:00

This would have worked better it I could get a decent picture of the corridor wall or a door rather than the whole hallway. You'll just have to use your imaginations.

I brought a new figurine the other day, who'll be making an appearance in the next comic I have planned, but you'll just have to wait and see.

Comic 6: Oh, the Monotony!

2008-09-09T15:19:00.002+10:00

Hi everyone and anyone who's reading. As I'm just starting out, I'd really love to hear what some people think, if I'm on the right track, suggestions etc. So if you'd like to leave any feedback in the comments, that would be great. =)
Hope you're enjoying so far.

Comic 5: The Secret Lives of Sixth Years

2008-09-09T14:28:00.002+10:00

Comic 4: The Regrets of Ravenclaw

2008-09-08T17:13:00.003+10:00

Comic 3: Neville is a BAMF

2008-09-08T13:13:00.002+10:00

Enjoy!

Comic 2: Hufflepuff Woes

2008-09-08T00:01:00.004+10:00

Special credit here to my wonderful boyfriend for the surprise gift of "Generic Hufflepuff Student" making his first appearance here, along with "Generic Ravenclaw Student" who I am sure will appear sometime in the near future. Nice repaints, thanks a bunch. =)

***Edit: Also, apologies for the stupid spelling mistakes here. Lesson learned: Don't make comics at midnight.

Comic 1: Canoodles

2008-09-07T23:45:00.000+10:00

Please note: I have tried to find the owner of the background I have used. If this is you, please contact me so you can be given credit for your wonderful artwork.

Welcome!

2008-09-07T23:32:00.000+10:00

Welcome to Wizengamot Web!
What you'll come to find here in the future are random outbursts of my Harry Potter related love. Your webmaster, or Supreme Mugwump, if you will, is Sara, a 20-year-old, self-proclaimed Hufflepuff from Victoria, Australia. I don't think there's much to be said at the present time, other than that if there is anyone wishing to submit THEIR OWN artwork or creations, please feel free to do so. I would welcome the contribution. Now, on to the silliness!