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Harry Potter Harry Potter and the Treacle Tart

Hoa Dao

Uploaded on: Jun 21, 2007
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Harry Potter and the Treacle Tart
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NOTE! I drew this in the span of ... five minutes! I didn't do any research on what a treacle tart looks like! So it looks like a brownie .... lolz.

If you read over the chapter "The Half-Blood Prince" in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, it talks about a love potion that emits the scents of things a person likes.

Among these is the smell of treacle tarts.

And then, you start to realize that he's been eating those a lot since book 5. O__O

Anyway, I found it highly amusing and cute. xD


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    Country Girl since Dec 2006 | Jul 16, 07
    I think it looks rushed and messy (that's strictly from an artist's point of view, and is nothing personal against you). I think if you had spent more time on it and put the extra effort in to clean it up a bit, it would have turned out much more professional looking.
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      Hoa Dao since May 2006 | Jul 17, 07
      I wasn't really aiming for professional ... It was all just for fun ... but thanks anyway. =/
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    sand_kunoichi23 since Jun 2008 | Jul 11, 08
    COOL! I AM WATCHING HARRY POTTER AND THE ORDER OF THE PHIONIX (IF I SPELLED IT WRONG DON'T REMIND ME!) RIGHT NOW ON HBO!!!!!! THIS IS MY FAVORITE MOVIE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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    Mk444 since Jun 2008 | Jul 14, 09
    Harry Potter Anime! Cool-.
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    Skater Girl since Aug 2008 | 21 hours 3 mins ago
    I like it~
    So cute!!
    Treacle tart looks like brownie, but.. still good! =3
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      Hoa Dao since May 2006 | 19 hours 57 mins ago
      Yeah, I didn't do any research on treacle tarts until five minutes after uploading the pic to photobucket, >_>;;

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