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Harry Potter Logo
Bring the Harry Potter Logo to life as crisp pixel art with this BrickPixel design, laid out on a 71 × 28 cell grid and finishing at 568 × 224 mm. Designed for 8 mm cells, it is available as Digital Instructions or as a 3D Printed Pixel Board, giving you a clear way to build and display the iconic logo.
BrickPixel design · Very Large71 × 28 cells · 8 mm cell
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Crisp lettering and a strong pixel-art outline give this Harry Potter Logo a clean, recognisable look that stands out straight away. Built on a 71 × 28 cell grid, the design captures the familiar shape of the logo in a format that feels both graphic and detailed, making it a striking piece to assemble and display.
At a finished size of 568 × 224 mm, it has a long, banner-like layout that suits the design particularly well. The 8 mm cell size helps keep the lines clear across the full width, so the finished piece reads well from a distance while still showing off the block-by-block construction up close.
This design is available as Digital Instructions for those who want to build the project in their own preferred way, or as a 3D Printed Pixel Board for a more structured building format. Whether chosen for the subject itself or for the bold horizontal presentation, it makes an eye-catching BrickPixel project with a distinctly retro, pixelated finish.
At a finished size of 568 × 224 mm, it has a long, banner-like layout that suits the design particularly well. The 8 mm cell size helps keep the lines clear across the full width, so the finished piece reads well from a distance while still showing off the block-by-block construction up close.
This design is available as Digital Instructions for those who want to build the project in their own preferred way, or as a 3D Printed Pixel Board for a more structured building format. Whether chosen for the subject itself or for the bold horizontal presentation, it makes an eye-catching BrickPixel project with a distinctly retro, pixelated finish.