How lucky are we today??? We get more art from Rupert! He is donating this piece to the Prince's Trust Evening of Art, which is raising money to help disadvantaged young people. Multi-talented and a big heart? Can he get any more awesome? I hope we get to see more and more art from him in the future.

More information about the event can be found here. And his painting can be found below. Click the second one to see it in full size.

Rupert Grint (British, b.1988)
Untitled, 2011
Acrylic on canvas
Signed in acrylic paint lower right
305 x 410 mm (12 x 16 in)
Provenance: Donated by the Artist to The Prince’s Trust Evening Of Art Sale
£150-200
After achieving an A* grade for his GCSE, Rupert has continued with his interest in Art, not only with his own drawings but as a collector too. Rupert has a keen eye for the interesting and quirky; he follows several artists closely and has become an avid supporter of their work.
Born in Harlow in 1988, Rupert grew up in Hertfordshire and found recognition at an early age by winning the role of Ron Weasley in the Harry Potter film adaptation series. Whilst between scenes on set he would always have a good stock of sketch pads and pencils to hand, drawing to pass the time.
Today he jumps at the chance to get involved with any art projects, and loves to push himself, trying different techniques to achieve his aims.
The artist’s website: www.rupertgrint.net

Update: If you're wondering where the inspiration for the painting came from, check out this Wikipedia entry for Test Card F - an image that used to show up on BBC 1 & 2 when no shows were being aired.