Paul Roschankowsky

Paul Roschankowsky spent his days sitting on the same bench in Helsinki’s Kaivopuisto park, sketching the same skyline. He once told a friend he was "drawing the city’s breathing." Every line in his drawings captures the way light bounces off rooftops or how fog curls over the harbor, nothing fancy, just the quiet drama of everyday places.

Look up his Eteläsatama (South Harbor) to see how a few careful strokes can make an ordinary dock feel alive.