On a particularly beautiful day in Trooper, we decided to visit Valley Forge National Park. Harsha told Brangdon and I how the locals like it because its large enough to be cut off from the rest of society and scenic enough to forget where you came or where you were going. I had to agree and felt it reminded me a lot like Gettysburg, which I visited several years prior. We took some time to sketch this well known arch, where some walkers and readers shared with us. in this instance I found I need to remember the importance of line weights, not only to represent depth but also elaborate on details, very important in the instance of arches. I find, however, this time it may be more a matter of hardware. Hopefully I'll be able to get a better pen soon- this is very frustrating... Here, an elevation with a simple isometric extruded.
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