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Arizona Strip
Arizona Strip 2019 Photography by John Gregg Studios “Arizona Strip” The drought stressed the Arizona Strip in 2019. It hadn’t rained much on the Arizona Strip that summer. There were no Monsoons to keep the grass alive. We took a summer time drive out to Toroweap Grand Canyon Overlook. There’s 60 miles of dirt roads out to the Toroweap Grand Canyon Ranger Station. The truck kicked up clouds of dust as we across the Arizona Strip. We came across this long disused Coral. It looked like how the land felt. After the Ranger Station you get to where you need Four Wheel Drive. The top soil has been blown away leaving rock to drive on.
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Man and Dog
Man and Dog Footprints on the Beach John Gregg Studios “Man and Dog” was photographed at Thornhill Broome Beach CA. We when were on our morning walk.
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Las Vegas Artist Guild Closes Gallery
For those of you that still have art in the LVAG Gallery, you need to pick it up today by no later than 4:00 PM. The Gallery is closing.
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Kitten finds the portkey
Siouxsie the kitten has been appearing place around the house using magic. Here proof she found a portkey. Siouxsie the kitten has been appearing place around the house using magic. Here proof she found a portkey.
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1/23 Watercolor painting
John Gregg Studios Las Vegas NV John@JohnGregg.com 1/23 watercolor by John Gregg. Without Sioxsie the kitten paw prints. I had use the stippling brush to remove the prints.
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Siouxsie in the studio
John Gregg Studios Las Vegas NV John@JohnGregg.com 
John Gregg Studios Las Vegas NV John@JohnGregg.com 
John Gregg Studios Las Vegas NV John@JohnGregg.com 
John Gregg Studios Las Vegas NV John@JohnGregg.com Siouxsie snuck in to the studio. She tried to sneak on to the table to find out where the sound of the brush on paper is coming from. The top right thru the brushes was not expected. There is a reason for no kittens on the table.
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