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Las Vegas as Inspriration






Las Vegas is truly 24/7 stimulation capital! Whether day or night, there is light, sound, food and activities galore happening. A recent weekend visit was truly an enjoyable departure from normal life -- as nothing seems normal there!

The 'strip' is an incredible place for adventuring with your creative eye. Whether you like architecture, color, displays, shapes, textures or other subjects for inspiration, you can find it there. (Nature is a very different subject...not alot of natural areas there that haven't been made-made or -designed unless you get some distance away from the strip.)

Reflections on windows are especially intriguing as are hotel displays and neon signage in other ways. It is all part of a feast for the creative senses!

These are a few of the photos I took while there. I'm thinking about using some of them to base new work on.

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  1. Wow, Cay. Your art is awesome. I found you on the web ring. I love the looseness of it. Pastel? Something I can't get the hang of so I really admire anyone who has mastered it! Love the photos too. You have a great eye!
    Diane

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