A  note about my Harry Potter fan art: Here at Kibblewood Crafts, we are not  here for JK Rowling’s committed and dangerous transphobia. I’m a nonbinary artist, and for me, part of continuing to be a part of HP fandom is to create  conversation and interventions against transphobia (and many other  problematic aspects of the series) by way of talking about this hugely  popular franchise with a critical lense. The way JKR is using her extremely large platform is  dangerous and harmful. Support trans, queer, and BIPOC artists instead!

All of my HP related art will be sent with a mini-zine version of Hashtag Ruthless Productions’ incredible guide to firing JKR. Give it to a friend, put it on your coffee table, start a conversation! Also check out their full guide online.

50% of sales from all HP related art will be donated, split between Sisters Pgh (a Black and Trans led organization serving trans folks around Pittsburgh, where I live), andEdinburgh Rape Crisis Centre(which JKR used to fund, but pulled all her funding of their critical services when they hired a trans ED, and opened a separate center that refuses service to trans folks).

This Flying Ford Anglia greeting card is screen printed by hand from original paper cutting art, and is inspired by the character? being? of the Harry Potter world. A favorite of mine, this enchanted car has ceded human society to run wild and free in the Forbidden Forest. This 4 layer screen print features the turquoise car, transparent yellow headlight beams, black trees and details, and accents in white.

The card is blank inside, printed on speckled light blue recycled cardstock, and comes with an envelope (recycled content), packaged in a compostable plastic sleeve.