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Hurricane Katrina in August 2005 forever changed the landscape of South Mississippi. In one day the wind and storm surge destroyed homes and trees that stood for generations. In the trunks of those dead trees professional wood sculptor Marlin Miller of Fort Walton Beach, Florida saw feathers, fins and beaks. For three years he donated his time and talent and carved a trail of Katrina Sculptures that stretches for 40 miles. The perched pelicans, soaring eagles and playful dolphins along the beach have become the number one tourist attraction in the area. They restore hope when there was little after Katrina and were reminders again during the Gulf oil spill in 2010 that the marine life of South Mississippi is a treasure. Follow the trail with this book…


KATRINA  SCULPTURES " Reflections of the Resilience of the Mississippi Gulf Coast"

Photographs and Stories of Sculptor Marlin Miller

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To order more than one copy, call 850-585-1149

Keesler Eagle

Keesler Eagle

Biloxi Town Green

Biloxi Town Green

Marlin w/ Mark Potter of NBC Nightly News and Vincent Creel, Biloxi City Manager

Marlin w/ Mark Potter of NBC Nightly News and Vincent Creel, Biloxi City Manager

Marlin with Robin Roberts of Good Morning America at the dedication of Col. Robert's Eagle in War Memorial Park.

Marlin with Robin Roberts of Good Morning America at the dedication of Col. Robert's Eagle in War Memorial Park.

Marlin and Ace Young of American Idol, filming for the CW special "The Gulf is Back"

Marlin and Ace Young of American Idol, filming for the CW special "The Gulf is Back"

Driftwood Deer Head

Driftwood Deer Head

Biloxi Lighthouse Sculpture at Maritime Museum in Edgewater Mall

Biloxi Lighthouse Sculpture at Maritime Museum in Edgewater Mall

Marlin and Ace Young of American Idol shooting a CW special about the Katrina Sculptures. Show to air Aug.27th@7pm.

Marlin and Ace Young of American Idol shooting a CW special about the Katrina Sculptures. Show to air Aug.27th@7pm.

Marlin discussing the Katrina Sculpture Project w/ Gov. and Mrs. Barbour

Marlin discussing the Katrina Sculpture Project w/ Gov. and Mrs. Barbour

Marlin with ESPN at the Redfish Cup

Marlin with ESPN at the Redfish Cup

Marlin and Billy the Exterminator

Marlin and Billy the Exterminator

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 Travel Hwy. 90 along the Ms. Coast to see these magnificent creations. Miller's sculptures may be purchased at: Maritime Museum in the Edgewater Mall, Negrotto's Gallery in Biloxi, Gulfport Galleria of Fine Art, Biloxi Welcome Center and Maggie May's in Bay St. Louis.

Marlin Miller has been featured on the NBC Nightly News w/Brian Williams, The Today Show, CNN and many other television stations. His work has also been featured in Southern Living Magazine, Coastal Living, Southern Breeze and Woodcarving Illustrated. On August 29, 2010, the American Profile magazine featured Marlin on the front cover. This magazine has a readership of nearly 20,000,000 in all fifty states.

Marlin Miller is a fourth generation artist who grew up working on the family farm in Manson, Iowa. He graduated from Hawaii Pacific University with a minor in art and served in the United States Air Force, completing two overseas tours. He currently resides in Florida with his wife and five children.

 

 

 

Click on the links below to view media coverage of the Katrina Sculptures