Architecture teacher Jason Nicholas sketches urban scenes on location using portable tools. He carries a journal to capture stone walls, bistro tables, and railings as he moves through the city, relying on the Lockit Sharpie EDC system to keep his sketches and notes organized and protected.
I'm Jason Nicholas. When I'm not teaching architecture or designing architecture, I grab my journal, I head to the city, and I sketch architecture. From stone perches, rock walls for easels, small outdoor bistro tables, to marble steps and railings, I need tools that work for ideas, notes, sketches, even pen and color storage. Easy to carry and easy to organize. This is my toolbox, the Lockit Sharpie EDC system. Quality, well-designed, and tough enough for my urban sketching. Visit this link for more information on my sketching tools.
