“We didn’t want it to be aTreasure Island, burnt edges, whimsical in that sense piece.
The duo also wanted to incorporate Hogwarts' complex architecture.
“In the early films, the kids are a bit confused,” Mina continues.
It’s not just a load of lettering.
It needs to be anchored in a credible situation visually.”
Lima adds, “It kind of illustrated what the map is all about.”
(Here’s more on that fromThe Huffington Post.)
Many appreciated having material to work with.
So all the time you’re thinking, Who wrote this?
It can’t be us."
