Happy late House Pride Weekend!

I solemnly swear that I am up to no good!

Hello Marauders,
it's been a while since I posted something on here, because I've had a really stressful time lately.

Anyhow, today I wanted to show you the drawing I made for 'House Pride Weekend' which was a while ago. Unfortunately Ravenclaw didn't win the 1 million extra house points. My congratulations to all Slytherins out there for this great achievement!
For all those who didn't follow 'House Pride Weekend': Slytherin won with 37%, while Gryffindor and Ravenclaw tied on 2nd place with 23% each. That means that both houses got awarded 230,000 house points. Hufflepuff with only 17% came in last.

Here are some of the contributions that have been made:

Slytherin



Hufflepuff



Gryffindor



Ravenclaw



 And here's my contribution. I made this drawing of the Ravenclaw house crest with a black graphite pencil! I hope you like it! Happy late #HousePride Contest!

Looking forward to seeing you soon! Until then...

Mischief managed!

Drawing: Bundimun

I solemnly swear that I am up to no good!

Bundimun 

Bundimuns are found worldwide. Skilled at creeping under floorboards and behind skirting boards, they infest houses. The presence of a Bundimun is usually announced by a foul stench of decay. The Bundimun oozes a secretion which rots away the very foundations of the dwelling in which it is found.

The Bundimun at rest resembles a patch of greenish fungus with eyes, though when alarmed it will scuttle away on its numerous spindly legs. It feeds on dirt. Scouring charms will rid a house of an infestation of Bundimuns, though if they have been allowed to grow too large, the Department for the Regulation and Control of Magical Creatures (Pest Sub-Division) should be contacted before the house collapses. Diluted Bundimun secretion is used in certain magical cleaning fluids.

Mischief Managed!

Happy Halloween!

I solemnly swear, that I am up to no good! As a Halloween gift I picked to draw the Augurey, which is in my opinion an appropriate choice for Halloween, since many wizards believed its cry to be fatal to anyone who hears it.

Augurey (also known as Irish Phoenix)

The Augurey is a native bird of Britain and Ireland, though sometimes found elsewhere in northern Europe. A thin and mournful-looking bird, somewhat like a small and underfed vulture in appearance, the Augurey is greenish black. It is intensely shy, nests in bramble and thorn, eats large insects and fairies, flies only in heavy rain and otherwise remains hidden in its tear-shaped nest.

The Augurey has a distinctive low and throbbing cry, which was once believed to foretell death. Wizards avoided Augurey nests for fear of hearing that heart-rending sound, and more than one wizard is believed to have suffered a heart attack on passing a thicket and hearing an unseen Augureay wail. Patient reasearch eventually revealed, however, that the Augurey merely sings at the approach of rain. The Augurey has since enjoyed a vogue as a home weather forecaster, though many find its almost continual moaning during the winter months difficult to bear. Augurey feathers are useless as quills beacuse they repel ink.

© Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them, Newton Scamander, p.5, J.K. Rowling, Bloomsbury

Mischief Managed!