Magical Moments: Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince

In this scene, the Weasley twins bring joy to Diagon Alley with their new premises filled to the brim with magical joke products, breaking through the gloom that has descended on the wizarding shopping street. The frame surrounding the illustration takes inspiration from Dumbledore’s memory cabinet and the recognisable turrets of Hogwarts Castle, featuring iconic graphic props designed by MinaLima including the packaging for the multitude of wild and wonderful Weasleys’ Wizard Wheezes products. As indoor fireworks and a fanged flyer zoom around the jam-packed frame, Hermione is tempted by Wonder Witch love potions and Ron tries to bargain for a Screaming Yo-Yo from his entrepreneurial brothers.

'Fred reckons people need a laugh these days'

In this scene, Harry competes to win a vial of Felix Felicis using the scrawled annotations and hints from the Half-Blood Prince’s old textbook, much to the annoyance of Hermione who struggles to follow the official instructions. The frame surrounding the illustration takes inspiration from Dumbledore’s memory cabinet and the recognisable turrets of Hogwarts Castle, featuring iconic graphic props designed by MinaLima including the two editions of ‘Advanced Potion Making’ and the packaging for Ron’s life-saving Bezoar. As Seamus Finnigan’s cauldron explodes and Professor Slughorn presents the prize bottle of liquid luck, pivotal film moments from the new Potions Master’s eventful year at Hogwarts illustrate the frame.

'Good luck to you all. Let the brewing commence!'

In this scene, Ginny persuades Harry to let her conceal his copy of ‘Advanced Potion Making’ in the depths of the Room of Requirement so its reckless suggestions of dangerous curses can never be found again. The frame surrounding the illustration takes inspiration from Dumbledore’s memory cabinet and the recognisable turrets of Hogwarts Castle, featuring iconic graphic props designed by MinaLima including the concept art for Rowena Ravenclaw’s Diadem and the Borgin and Burkes Cursed Necklace. As teetering piles of books and mysterious discarded objects are stacked precariously around the cobweb-strewn frame, Draco repairs the Vanishing Cabinet as a portal for the Death Eaters to gain access to Hogwarts.

'See? You never know what you'll find up here'

In this scene, the trio gaze out over the beautiful view from the top of the Astronomy Tower, resolving to continue Dumbledore’s daunting mission to destroy Voldemort’s horcruxes and ultimately defeat the Dark Lord. The frame surrounding the illustration takes inspiration from Dumbledore’s memory cabinet and the recognisable turrets of Hogwarts Castle, featuring iconic graphic props designed by MinaLima including Dumbledore’s memory vials and the concept art for the Crystal Goblet and Regulus Black’s Fake Slytherin Locket. As the elements from Dumbledore’s search into Voldemort’s past surround the frame, teachers and students raise their wands in tribute to the late headmaster and Fawkes the phoenix soars away from Hogwarts for the final time.

'I never realised how beautiful this place was'