Casino Flame-a-Rama by locomouse

Fractal • Architecture • posted on Feb 07, 2006

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"Ladies and gentlemen... welcome to the unveiling of the latest prototype of Casino Flame-a-Rama. Our engineers and draftsmen have worked tirelessly to design a casino that will draw flaming gamblers like a moth to a *flame*. The architect in charge of the project, Mr. Art Vandelay (also moonlights as an importer/exporter of fine latex products) has assured us that it's all about flaming nothing. We're excited to announce this turn of events... and hope you will all join us at the grand opening."

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Just some APO fun that I thought I'd post. One flame for the "casino" building... one for the spires... and another for the foreground foliage. PSP for background and the parked car. A special thank you to Carl Skepper (ArcaneMage) for his metallica script... it looked like fun and I just had to give it a go!

Many thanks to you awesome gals and guys for your kind feedback on Forest Flowers... I absolutely appreciate the time and words you've left behind so very much. And thanks for taking the time to have a peek at this one. Hugs! Helen :)

Comments (11)

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H_Dog

7:07PM | Tue, 07 February 2006

So now our Little Mouse is into architecture. Somehow, in a roundabout way it really DOES look like a casino! The "flaming gamblers" are a source of curiosity. I think that you may be overdue for the spring thaw up in Niagara Falls ;) More fun from 'da mouse!

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Richardphotos

7:35PM | Tue, 07 February 2006

very original composition Helen and definetly a fun image

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redbeard

8:53PM | Tue, 07 February 2006

I never really trust anybody that deals in fine latex but he seems to know his architecture. Some of the horizontal lines in the Sierp seem to be pulsating (maybe my monitor is trying to tell me something); the casino, or at least it's promise of instant riches, is perhaps only an illusion. There's a lot going on here, many optical illusions. The roadway sometimes appears to be an outer wall and the parking shoulder might be on the roof! Very cool looking, I'm starting to get lost, spent way too many hours looking at computer monitors today! Excellent!

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