Larry Foster Poradie kníh

What do whales truly look like? To answer this question, Larry Foster devoted decades of research and study to show whale lovers everywhere the true body shapes of whales, dolphins, and porpoises?Cetacea. His goal: to debunk the centuries-old myths that incorrectly presented whales as grotesque, blimp-like, and dangerous animals, and to accurately depict whales as the graceful, sleek, and streamlined marine mammals they really are. The Art of Discovering Whales is a detailed look into Larry's fifty-plus-year career as the only scientific artist to produce anatomically correct portrayals of 75+ species of whales with over 300 color images of his prolific whale artwork in every medium imaginable: drawings, paintings, stained-glass and life-size sculptures and more. Anyone who appreciates and is inspired by these truly majestic animals will be in wonder how no one individual has done so much in the field to correct any misinterpretations of the appearance of any group of animals as Larry Foster. Readers will delight in Larry's unique whale discoveries firsthand, and gain appreciation for his pioneering contributions in the quest to teach, discover, and celebrate whales.

Human Nature is a collection of poems that speaks to a young man's journey and search for self-discovery in a reality where truth and fact can be distorted. It also explores aspects of the body and the mind and the parallel between how his have evolved over time and how this is also true among the human race. More specifically, the writer studied extensively the make-up of society and researched topics such as Law, Science, Medicine, Technology, Religion and Literature in an effort to cultivate the collective truth. In his quest for knowledge, Larry Foster gained insight into numerous inconsistencies and abnormalities within and between these disciplines. In wrestling with these inconsistencies and finding his own sense of clarity, he was inspired to write this collection of poems entitled "Human Nature."