Guess the Sketch: Answers for The Hill and The House Chapters 11 and 12 - and stay tuned for an alternate Chapter 12 ending

 Chapter 11 sketch:

Just some Fall oak branches blowing in the wind and rain.  Though Maine was known for the stout oak trees that were used to build revolutionary war-era sailing ships and grand homes like Collinwood, there didn't seem to be a lot of oak trees in the forest outside of the Great House.  At least not as many as the deadly nightshade shrubs that Angelique was quick to find.


Chapter 12 heading sketch:

It was hard to catch an un-fuzzy view of these candlesticks that graced the Old House's parlor mantlepiece, so some creative license was in order.  This is my favorite sketch of the bunch.






Chapter 12 end sketch:

The pattern of the grand entrance doors to Seaview Terrace (Carey Mansion), reimagined on the studio set of the  Collinwood foyer.



  





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