Henry Anderson

Drawing “Cape Misfortune.”

Our hero, Cassandra Dollar

I drew sketches on a tablet at the beginning of writing “Cape Misfortune” to help immerse myself into the the world(s) of the book. They can  be characters, maps, locations or anything, really.  Here are a few…

The Old Wessendorf House – a do-er upper.
Using the patrol car’s Mobile Computer Unit, courtesy of Venice County Sheriff’s Office.
Ex-Detective Charlie Playfair, “The Levitator.”

“Welcome to beautiful Cape Misfortune. Come for the rugged coastline and unspoiled beaches. Stay for the quaint customs and friendly welcome.”

Just don’t ask about the people who are going missing…

Henry Anderson

2 responses to “Drawing “Cape Misfortune.””

  1. anita Avatar
    anita

    That’s a great sketch of Cassandra Dollar ……I note she has poignant eyes in your depiction

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    1. Henry Anderson Avatar
      Henry Anderson

      Thanks for reading, Anita. She has, was trying to capture that, Cassandra has some hard-won wisdom.

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