The Benefits of Sketching on location : Spokane, Washington

14 Aug 2024 · 3 min
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In this video, presenter Jason Nicholas takes viewers on a first‑person walk through downtown Spokane, Washington, highlighting the Washington Water Power Building, a nearby arch bridge, and the city’s gondola (cable‑car) system. He describes the visual and sensory appeal of the site—its architecture, brickwork, waterfall backdrop, and sounds—and explains how sketching the scene in person profoundly energizes his creative process. He then promotes his website theinkspiredlife.com, a free newsletter offering architectural sketching tips, tools, techniques, and mindset advice, and mentions upcoming sketching immersion experiences where participants can travel to various locations to sketch together. The video serves both as a visual tour of Spokane’s architectural landmarks and as a call‑to‑action for viewers interested in urban/architectural sketching.

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