Some views stay with you after the changing light over Camden Harbor from Mount Battie has gone. Nick Scacco painted Camden Harbor from Mount Battie in watercolor, keeping its light and color vivid. This Journal carries his original Camden Harbor from Mount Battie artwork bold across a matte wraparound cover for notes and sketches.
Camden Harbor nestled below the mountain viewpoint establishes the cover's main view while the wider landscape continues across the wraparound design.
When you want to recall the feeling of... The climb through Camden Hills State Park. Granite at the Mount Battie overlook. Harbor bells far below. Penobscot Bay widening past the islands until the distant coast turns pale blue. This journal carries that memory into notes and sketches.
The journal has a matte laminated cover with a vibrant full wraparound print, 150 lined pages across 75 sheets, perforated pages, and a flexible casewrap sewn binding that opens flat. A small production barcode appears on the back cover.
Clean the cover with a soft, clean, dry cloth, moving from the center outward.
Camden Harbor curves below the Mount Battie viewpoint among town roofs, boats, and wooded shoreline. Penobscot Bay opens beyond in soft blue and blush layers, with islands stepping toward the distant ridges.
Original Nick Scacco art.
The Healing Power of Nature: Why landscapes stay with us: Embrace the Healing Power of Awe in Nature.
How many pages does this journal have?
It contains 150 lined pages, or 75 sheets.
How is the artwork printed on the journal?
The artwork appears as a vibrant full wraparound print beneath a matte laminated cover.
How does the journal open and handle finished pages?
The flexible casewrap sewn binding opens flat, and the pages are perforated for clean removal.
How should I clean the journal cover?
Wipe it gently with a soft, clean, dry cloth, moving from the center outward.
Some views stay with you after the changing light over Camden Harbor from Mount Battie has gone. Nick Scacco painted Camden Harbor from Mount Battie in watercolor, keeping its light and color vivid. This Journal carries his original Camden Harbor from Mount Battie artwork bold across a matte wraparound cover for notes and sketches.
Camden Harbor nestled below the mountain viewpoint establishes the cover's main view while the wider landscape continues across the wraparound design.
When you want to recall the feeling of... The climb through Camden Hills State Park. Granite at the Mount Battie overlook. Harbor bells far below. Penobscot Bay widening past the islands until the distant coast turns pale blue. This journal carries that memory into notes and sketches.
The journal has a matte laminated cover with a vibrant full wraparound print, 150 lined pages across 75 sheets, perforated pages, and a flexible casewrap sewn binding that opens flat. A small production barcode appears on the back cover.
Clean the cover with a soft, clean, dry cloth, moving from the center outward.
Camden Harbor curves below the Mount Battie viewpoint among town roofs, boats, and wooded shoreline. Penobscot Bay opens beyond in soft blue and blush layers, with islands stepping toward the distant ridges.
Original Nick Scacco art.
The Healing Power of Nature: Why landscapes stay with us: Embrace the Healing Power of Awe in Nature.
How many pages does this journal have?
It contains 150 lined pages, or 75 sheets.
How is the artwork printed on the journal?
The artwork appears as a vibrant full wraparound print beneath a matte laminated cover.
How does the journal open and handle finished pages?
The flexible casewrap sewn binding opens flat, and the pages are perforated for clean removal.
How should I clean the journal cover?
Wipe it gently with a soft, clean, dry cloth, moving from the center outward.
