He draws a large, blocky arch, its edges jagged and uneven, giving it a worn, old appearance. A few rough lines and scribbles suggest a faded rose clinging to the arch, its shape barely defined.
In the center of the arch, Art draws a rough heart-shaped hole, bored into the stone of the ground. It’s simple and stark, standing out against the arch and the rose. The hole is the focal point of the sketch, his pen pressing hard against the paper so that it almost tears as he goes over it again and again to make the ink as dark as he can.
The sketch is hasty and unpolished, and he looks a bit embarrassed. "Sorry... It was more... clearer in my mind..."