Harry Potter The Creature Vault - Hardcover

Jody Revenson is a seasoned writer with a strong background in the arts. Singer, composer, and performer. Armchair photographer. Bad dancer. Student of popular culture, American and European history, architecture, photography, mixed-media crafts, comic books, mythology, illustration, and traveling.

“It’s the kind of trivia only a true fan would know, and since it comes packaged in beautiful purple binding, it’s sure to make other muggles quake with envy.” (MoviePilot.com)

“If you are a fan of the films, and are looking for more details, insider information, and sketches galore, then this is the book for you and...a must have.” (Mugglenet.com)

“...it’s fun to see the way various creatures evolved before the final image.” (Geekdad.com)

“...this coffee-table tome is a comprehensive and delightful look at the memorable creatures that populate the magical world... A true collector’s edition...” (Examiner.com)

“...Revenson is one of the few—outside of perhaps Rowling herself—who is paid to know every twist, turn, first appearance, second appearance, elbow shape and snout color for every beast that has ever appeared in the Harry Potter movie series.” (Chicago Sun-Times)

“...[the] book collects some of the most breathtaking concept art we’ve seen in ages of dragons and other magnificent creatures, from the Harry Potter movies.” (io9.com)

“Harry Potter: The Creature Vault is a fascinating look at how this menagerie was brought to life for the blockbuster Harry Potter film series.” (Hypable.com)

“VERDICT Visually stimulating and comprehensive, this volume is a much welcome addition to the Potter collection.” (Library Journal)

“The original Harry Potter creature concept art is utterly breathtaking. (Buzzfeed)

“The original Harry Potter sketches are all kinds of creepy, fuzzy and awesome.” (Hello Giggles)

“...a magical new coffee table book” (The Telegraph)

“...Harper Collins...released a new book featuring the astounding original concept art for many of the creepy-crawly (and cute and fluffy) creatures from the books.” (PopSugar)

“...features the gory, monstrous characters of J.K. Rowling’s wizarding world like you’ve never seen them before.” (Seventeen.com)

“...gives readers a peek at how artists brought those creatures to the screen.” (Mashable)