To make wearing the mask more pleasant, an artist decided to draw inspiration from the Harry Potter universe to create a magic mask that reveals the map of the Marauder.
In the midst of a health crisis, the wearing of masks is more and more widespread. In certain places or in certain countries, it even became compulsory in order to fight against the propagation of the new coronavirus, Covid-19. To play down the mask, many designers are never short of creativity. There are all colors, polka dots, flowers, stripes but also in the likeness of characters from films or series. However, so far, none seem to match that created by an American artist. Harry Potter fan, the young woman was inspired by the famous sorcerer to create a magic mask! Suffice to say that his idea is ingenious and that the result is absolutely stunning.
Colorado native Stefanie Hook recently posted a video through his account TikTok where she proudly displays her handmade facial mask on the theme ofHarry potter. When we hear the famous "Hedwig’s Theme ", the young woman puts a very basic black mask on her face. And that's when the magic happens! Eh yes, this mask is magic because when it breathes, the Marauder's card gradually appears on the fabric, as can be seen on the parchment in the films of the saga Harry potter. "I am the maker of the mask", she simply captioned her video which did not fail to charm the Potterheads.
The video quickly went viral on social networks and all fans of the saga Harry potter intend to get a similar mask! Indeed, this first video received no less than 8000 comments and more than 422,100 mentions "I like".
Faced with this real success, Stefanie Hook filmed another TikTok, with more staging. She appears with a Gryffindor scarf, round glasses, a wand and her black mask. When we hear the Weasley twins talking about the famous card to Harry in the third film, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, the young woman touches her mask with her wand. Suddenly, the mask takes on colors and the map of the Marauder appears. Magic !
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by Sarah Chekroun