Some old trees feel larger in memory than any photograph. So Nick Scacco painted massive central trunk and branching limbs at Angel Oak in original watercolor. This Journal carries the live oak scene vivid around a matte laminated cover for Lowcountry notes.
The wraparound cover centers massive central trunk and branching limbs. A wide canopy stretching beyond the central trunk gives the Journal a continuous sense of place.
When you want to recall the feeling of... Turning into Angel Oak Park on Johns Island. Stepping beneath the Southern live oak. Hearing the park quiet under its canopy. Watching old limbs meet the ground. This journal opens that deep-canopy stillness beside plans, sketches, and travel notes.
Matte laminated cover with a vibrant full wraparound print; 150 lined pages / 75 sheets; perforated pages; flexible casewrap sewn binding that opens flat; small production barcode on the back cover.
Clean with a soft, clean, dry cloth, moving from the center outward.
This journal features original watercolor artwork created by artist Nick Scacco. Dark green and teal washes mass around the trunk, then loosen into pale peach air at the canopy edges.
The Healing Power of Nature: Why landscapes stay with us: Embrace the Healing Power of Awe in Nature.
How many pages does this journal contain?
It contains 150 lined pages, equal to 75 sheets.
What finish and print does the cover use?
The matte laminated cover carries a vibrant full wraparound print.
Does the journal open flat, and are the pages removable?
The flexible casewrap sewn binding opens flat, and the lined pages are perforated.
Where is Angel Oak?
Angel Oak stands in Angel Oak Park on Johns Island, within Charleston’s South Carolina Lowcountry.
Some old trees feel larger in memory than any photograph. So Nick Scacco painted massive central trunk and branching limbs at Angel Oak in original watercolor. This Journal carries the live oak scene vivid around a matte laminated cover for Lowcountry notes.
The wraparound cover centers massive central trunk and branching limbs. A wide canopy stretching beyond the central trunk gives the Journal a continuous sense of place.
When you want to recall the feeling of... Turning into Angel Oak Park on Johns Island. Stepping beneath the Southern live oak. Hearing the park quiet under its canopy. Watching old limbs meet the ground. This journal opens that deep-canopy stillness beside plans, sketches, and travel notes.
Matte laminated cover with a vibrant full wraparound print; 150 lined pages / 75 sheets; perforated pages; flexible casewrap sewn binding that opens flat; small production barcode on the back cover.
Clean with a soft, clean, dry cloth, moving from the center outward.
This journal features original watercolor artwork created by artist Nick Scacco. Dark green and teal washes mass around the trunk, then loosen into pale peach air at the canopy edges.
The Healing Power of Nature: Why landscapes stay with us: Embrace the Healing Power of Awe in Nature.
How many pages does this journal contain?
It contains 150 lined pages, equal to 75 sheets.
What finish and print does the cover use?
The matte laminated cover carries a vibrant full wraparound print.
Does the journal open flat, and are the pages removable?
The flexible casewrap sewn binding opens flat, and the lined pages are perforated.
Where is Angel Oak?
Angel Oak stands in Angel Oak Park on Johns Island, within Charleston’s South Carolina Lowcountry.
