Save Red Rock is continuing its local art partnership with three Nevada-based artists — Tracy P. Martin, Lina Vasquez, and Jonathan Dixon – to raise funds to help preserve the beauty and serenity of Red Rock Canyon. We’ve developed unique, limited-edition merchandise just in time for the holidays! Proceeds from each purchase helps us raise money to preserve and protect the safety, sustainability and serenity of Red Rock Canyon NCA.
Jonathan Dixon
Jonathan Dixon is a traveling aerial photographer and Part-107 Certified drone pilot based in Las Vegas, Nevada, having Red Rock Canyon within a 10-minute drive from home. His aerial shots give unique perspectives that cannot be recreated with a camera in hand on foot. Jonathan looks to inspire others to travel and see what nature and the outdoors has to give, with his work focusing on the American southwest. His giclee prints and canvases have been showcased locally in southern Nevada with Market in the Alley and Boulder City’s 61st Art in the Park festival under the name Dixon By Design. His Valley of Fire 24″x36″ canvas has placed 3rd in First Friday’s XZBT Beyond The Strip Art Exhibition. Jonathan is currently making commissioned custom pieces and doing local community events.
Tracy P. Martin
Some of the best years of my life have been spent in Red Rock—guiding climbs, climbing for the joy of it, and simply soaking in its magic. Through my art, I hope to pass along that same love to others. Together, we can nurture the desire to protect the desert’s fragile and precious environment. I especially love painting imaginative visions of the Mojave landscape and the creatures that mean so much to me.
Lina Vasquez
Lina Vasquez is a modern realism painter based in Las Vegas, who is deeply inspired by the desert landscapes and vibrant skies of the American Southwest. Her oil paintings capture the shifting light, dramatic color palettes, and organic textures that contrast this delicate yet rugged environment. From the craggy Joshua tree silhouettes, the smooth sandstone ridges, and the delicate bloom of a desert flower, her work welcomes the viewer to feel both the vastness and the intimacy of nature.
Originally from Lithuania, her Grandfather Antanas introduced her to art in his watercolor studio, where she learned to carefully observe light and natural detail. Today, she brings that same sensibility to her oil paintings, blending traditional landscape traditions with contemporary vision. Lina’s art reimagines the desert not only as scenery but captures the emotional and living presence – one that invites reflections and connection.
By translating the Beauty of sunsets, mountain ranges, and the desert flora into modern realist compositions, Lina aims to create work that resonates with timeless reverence for nature while harmonizing with today’s modern spaces.
Limited Edition Merchandise
New merchandise is now available on our site, featuring original artwork by our featured artists. Share this stunning scenic view within specialty items such as greeting cards, puzzles, ornaments, mugs and more! Proceeds from each purchase helps us raise money to preserve and protect the safety, sustainability and serenity of Red Rock Canyon NCA.
“Red Rock Storm” Canvas Print
“Red Rock Doodle” Sipper Glass
“Desert Guardians” Snow Globe
“Red Rock Storm” Greeting Cards
“Red Rock Doodle” Greeting Cards
“Desert Guardians” Coasters
“Red Rock Storm” Puzzle
“Red Rock Doodle” Tote Bag
“Desert Guardians” Notebook
“Red Rock Storm” Ceramic Ornament
“Red Rock Doodle” Ceramic Ornament
“Desert Guardians” Ceramic Ornament
Art with a Cause: Supporting Save Red Rock
We’re thrilled to partner with local artist and photographer Diane Montana Jansson! Diane will donate $10 from every sale of her artwork and photography to Save Red Rock. Her shop offers a diverse selection of original artwork, encompassing paintings and photographs, available in various sizes and print formats.
Meet the Artist:
Diane’s artistic journey began with studies in figure drawing, painting, and design at the San Francisco Academy of Art. Having lived and worked in diverse locales—San Francisco, Los Angeles, the north of England, and a small Greek island—she now resides in Red Rock Canyon, Nevada, finding inspiration right outside her door.
