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In my search for excellent sea life images that I
can incorporate into my murals, I found Don Silcock's incredible photographs. I will be posting
them at my new photo-op page in a few days.
In the meantime visit his site and you'll see
what I mean about GREAT, not to mention DARING photos. Thank you Don, for sharing your work
with me.
My best to you and your wife,
Tamara
http://www.rootsweb.com/~flwphs/mural.html. Great
site that shows historic photographs of the City Of New Port Richey, as well as
my mural.
www.absolutearts.com
Check out my small gallery at
www.absolutearts.com
http://www.rootsweb.com/~flwphs/mural.html
This great site is kept up by webmaster Jeff Miller of New Port Richey.
Jeff also teaches math at Gulf High School and takes care of their
website.
| "The four
photos below were taken at the dedication of Treasured
Memories of New Port Richey,
the first mural in the city of New Port Richey. The dedication was held
on Feb. 18, 2005." |
Art-Bridge.com
Art Directory, Portal & Links Comprehensive
directory and searchable database of art resources on artists, animation,
art galleries and museums, architecture guides, crafts, photography,
digital art, etc.
www.biznetmall.com/tedjec:Science Fiction Artist
Ted Jec. This site has fantastic artists from all over the world!
KOA Kompass
News
"Keynoter News Paper Article
on KOA Murals"
Send a post card:
www.koa.com "Location - Fiesta Key"
INTERNATIONAL
MURAL PRICING CHART This
site is excellent for artists that are just getting
started as muralists and for those researching mural prices.
http://yourartlinks.com
Great place for artists to link their URLs...
www.joyfm.org
The radio station that helps to keep my life almost balanced.
Thank you Cheryl Bently for writing a
beautiful editorial about me and the City Of New Port Richey Mural!
Wall
Has Brush With History - from Tampa Bay Online 
By CHERYL BENTLEY
The Suncoast News
Published:
Oct 13, 2004
Thank
you Mr. Dennis Gaub for writing
such an incredible article about my murals at KOA Fiesta Key!
Nature
Conservancy Magazine Vol. 52 NO.2:
According
to Rod Salm, a Nature Conservancy marine specialist, "Coral bleaching is
caused by elevated ocean temperatures attributed to global
warming and phenomena such as El Nino. Salm's work is part of a larger
project to rescue ravaged reefs that millions of fish and
other sea creatures rely on for food and shelter. Humans rely on reefs,
too, for pharmaceuticals and bone-implant materials. The surface of
the sea is reflective. We can't see the consequences of our actions as we can on
the land, says Salm. "Would we let what is happening to
our coral reefs happen to our remaining Redwoods?"
"Keynoter News Paper Article
on KOA Murals" Or visit: www.koa.com
"Location - Fiesta Key"
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