Certain landmarks collect seasons, sounds, and stories around their shape. So Nick Scacco painted Duluth’s Aerial Lift Bridge in watercolor, keeping the winter canal, industrial silhouette, and glowing sky vivid. This journal carries his original Duluth Aerial Lift Bridge watercolor in vivid color across its matte cover, with lined pages made for Duluth waterfront notes and reflections.
Nick Scacco’s original watercolor gives this journal a distinct Duluth Aerial Lift Bridge identity.
The bridge’s dark geometric frame rises above a low winter harbor and reflective canal.
When you want to recall the feeling of... A ship name written down beside the canal. The Aerial Lift Bridge framed from Canal Park. Cold metal air and harbor sounds. Notes gathered on the Lakewalk before the road turns toward Park Point. This journal gives those Duluth waterfront details a place beside plans, reflections, and notes.
Care: Clean gently with a soft, dry cloth from the center outward.
Original watercolor artwork created by artist Nick Scacco. The Aerial Lift Bridge rises against orange light while lavender snow and blue canal water cool the foreground. Loose washes soften the working harbor without losing its winter energy.
The Healing Power of Nature: Why landscapes stay with us: Embrace the Healing Power of Awe in Nature.
What kind of cover does this journal have?
A smooth matte laminated cover carries the full wraparound print; a small production barcode appears on the back.
How many pages are included?
The journal contains 150 lined pages, or 75 sheets. Each sheet is perforated for easy removal.
How is the journal bound?
Flexible casewrap sewn binding allows the journal to open flat while writing.
Where is the Duluth Aerial Lift Bridge?
The bridge spans the Duluth Ship Canal at Canal Park, linking the city side of the harbor with Park Point beside Lake Superior.
Certain landmarks collect seasons, sounds, and stories around their shape. So Nick Scacco painted Duluth’s Aerial Lift Bridge in watercolor, keeping the winter canal, industrial silhouette, and glowing sky vivid. This journal carries his original Duluth Aerial Lift Bridge watercolor in vivid color across its matte cover, with lined pages made for Duluth waterfront notes and reflections.
Nick Scacco’s original watercolor gives this journal a distinct Duluth Aerial Lift Bridge identity.
The bridge’s dark geometric frame rises above a low winter harbor and reflective canal.
When you want to recall the feeling of... A ship name written down beside the canal. The Aerial Lift Bridge framed from Canal Park. Cold metal air and harbor sounds. Notes gathered on the Lakewalk before the road turns toward Park Point. This journal gives those Duluth waterfront details a place beside plans, reflections, and notes.
Care: Clean gently with a soft, dry cloth from the center outward.
Original watercolor artwork created by artist Nick Scacco. The Aerial Lift Bridge rises against orange light while lavender snow and blue canal water cool the foreground. Loose washes soften the working harbor without losing its winter energy.
The Healing Power of Nature: Why landscapes stay with us: Embrace the Healing Power of Awe in Nature.
What kind of cover does this journal have?
A smooth matte laminated cover carries the full wraparound print; a small production barcode appears on the back.
How many pages are included?
The journal contains 150 lined pages, or 75 sheets. Each sheet is perforated for easy removal.
How is the journal bound?
Flexible casewrap sewn binding allows the journal to open flat while writing.
Where is the Duluth Aerial Lift Bridge?
The bridge spans the Duluth Ship Canal at Canal Park, linking the city side of the harbor with Park Point beside Lake Superior.
