Whether the Harry Potter fandom is moved or miffed at the parade of endless "Harry Potter" series postscripts, who can say? But this we know: the title logo of "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" is bewitching, in every sense of the word.
Warner Bros., which announced in September 2013 that there would be a film adaptation for "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them," recently unveiled the title art for the movie.
In its official website's gallery, Warner Bros. posted several photos featuring the title art in different languages.
The branding definitely derives from the "Harry Potter" series, but it has certain elements that make it to be its own character, as opposed to being contingent on the hit series.
In a recent interview, a member of the film's design team talked about the movie's branding and creative process.
"If you think of Harry Potter, that logo instantly comes into your mind: the lightning bolt 'P' and the shape of the words. So we wanted this one to feel like it was born of that same world."
Though the team has always kept mum on the details of the movie, a member confirmed that the letter "S" on the logo was, in fact, inspired by a created that we can look forward to seeing in the film.
"The logo is a blend of beasts, it's not just one takeaway. When we arrived on idea for the 'S' it excited us. So we thought there must be a way to accent these other letters with claws or ribs – hints to other beasts, while this one is the logo's centrepiece."
And just like that, November 2016 can't come soon enough.
"Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" is a book written in 2001 by J.K. Rowling, under the pseudonym of the fictitious author Newt Scamander, that draws into the identities of various magical creatures in the world of "Harry Potter."
The book claims to be the textbook that Harry Potter had a copy of in "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone."
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