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Tom Hefko's Opening:
Sorry you have to bring your own wine and cookies! Then again, you don't have
to go anywhere and make small talk – just settle back and relax. My
art is free for your enjoyment, as it often has been, in this medium or then
again, in others. This site is growing. Things are
coming into place a little at a time.
N.F.S. Just in case you were wondering, there's nothing for sale here, this is not a store or commercial art gallery. Images here are not meant to be reproductions of other works elsewhere. The web site is a medium in its own right and what you see here is what you get!
Let me have it. Send me your comments, questions, critiques and thoughts.
Some images are made entirely using a computer. Others are from various combinations of hand and computer tools and media. If you're curious about some particular piece or technique, drop me a line. I'll try to remember how I made it.
For more information about the best way to view this site, see For Optimal Experience.
The answer to that question is what the rest of this site is all about. Or is it about the question itself? You tell me. Anyway, if there was a short answer that I could put here in words, this work would never have been done, and this play would never have been played.
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I've also made a number of webliographies for some of my favorite great artists of the past:
· Hall of the Grand Inspiritors ·
Matsuo Basho William Blake Chuang Tzu (Zhuang Zi) John Coltrane Reverend Gary Davis Emily Dickinson Hadewijch Akira Kurosawa Lalla (Lal Ded) Henri Matisse Claude Monet William Morris Georgia O' Keeffe Kenneth Patchen Sappho Shitao (Daoji) Gertrude Stein Walt Whitman
Use my listing of major indexes and imagebases for:
Finding Art
on the
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Copyright © Tom Hefko 1997 — 2004. All Rights Reserved
All images and writing published in this site are
the original work of Tom Hefko unless otherwise attributed. (All logos and other tags linked directly to organizations and businesses are the property of those to which they are linked).
If you want to copy things for your own and your friends' personal enjoyment, go right ahead. However, if you want to re-publish anything, electronically or in any other medium, whether for profit or not, please drop me a line and we'll talk about it.
Write to me at
t@hefko.net
Thanks! -Tom
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