A remembered shoreline can lose the weather that made it unforgettable. So Nick Scacco painted Split Rock Lighthouse in watercolor, holding its warm cliff, dark pines, and open Lake Superior sky together. This journal carries his original Split Rock Lighthouse watercolor in vivid color across its matte cover, with lined pages made for Lake Superior travel notes.
Nick Scacco’s original watercolor gives this journal a distinct Split Rock Lighthouse identity.
The lighthouse crowns the cliff while open water and sky widen toward the right.
When you want to recall the feeling of... The Highway 61 approach noted in the margin. Lighthouse history gathered at the visitor center. Cold Lake Superior air above the cliff. A final shoreline observation before continuing north from Two Harbors. This journal gives those Lake Superior details a place beside plans, reflections, and travel notes.
Care: Clean gently with a soft, dry cloth from the center outward.
Original watercolor artwork created by artist Nick Scacco. Warm ochre rock carries the lighthouse above teal water while dark pines hold the cliff beneath blue and peach clouds. Crisp lines meet loose washes, balancing steadiness and changing weather.
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 Split Rock Lighthouse?
Split Rock Lighthouse stands in its namesake state park on Lake Superior, about twenty miles northeast of Two Harbors.
A remembered shoreline can lose the weather that made it unforgettable. So Nick Scacco painted Split Rock Lighthouse in watercolor, holding its warm cliff, dark pines, and open Lake Superior sky together. This journal carries his original Split Rock Lighthouse watercolor in vivid color across its matte cover, with lined pages made for Lake Superior travel notes.
Nick Scacco’s original watercolor gives this journal a distinct Split Rock Lighthouse identity.
The lighthouse crowns the cliff while open water and sky widen toward the right.
When you want to recall the feeling of... The Highway 61 approach noted in the margin. Lighthouse history gathered at the visitor center. Cold Lake Superior air above the cliff. A final shoreline observation before continuing north from Two Harbors. This journal gives those Lake Superior details a place beside plans, reflections, and travel notes.
Care: Clean gently with a soft, dry cloth from the center outward.
Original watercolor artwork created by artist Nick Scacco. Warm ochre rock carries the lighthouse above teal water while dark pines hold the cliff beneath blue and peach clouds. Crisp lines meet loose washes, balancing steadiness and changing weather.
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 Split Rock Lighthouse?
Split Rock Lighthouse stands in its namesake state park on Lake Superior, about twenty miles northeast of Two Harbors.
