Recent Studio Shangri-La photography artworks include: Cloudbloom series, Shades Of Green, Out To Sea At Night, Night Music and other previously unpublished nature portraits, The Catbird, Flight Deck, Smoketree Silhouette and Bride’s Feathers.
Other recent works also include symbolist “Carbon Based” and Cubist style “Cool Droplets Colorblock I & II.” In the mixed media category, there is the upcycled and whimsical parallelogram, SHIFT, and the large scale, backlit “Emblems Of Imagination.
Please also keep an eye on the TurningArt and SAATCHI Art catalogs for new art. “Daisy Panel” was recently featured on the SAATCHI Art curator’s list.
In the publishing department, the string quartet “Changing Skies” score became available in July. It’s a modern yet traditional string quartet that is based on tonal clouds, given the topic of different types of clouds, and planetary dynamics, and their majesty.
With OCTAVES Music releases, the summer season saw the release of the Artemis Amenti “Fortune” album and the new Sarah Ikerd “432 Guitar,”respectively alt pop and classical albums.
For the upcoming Grammy season, OCTAVES Music has 3 entries in different genres and, happily, this is the second year of participation in this iconic celebration of music.
In still other news, a few ecotech designs published to ResearchGate, including: Design For A Battery Farm: Biomineral Synthesis & Refinement Of Lithium, Sodium & Magnesium In A Zoned Clay Matrix, Designing Permeable, Self Healing Pavement That Nourishes The Environment, Design For A Carbon Capture Air Filtration Drone With Helicopter Retrofit, and Design For A Modular Optosonic Waste To Water Receptacle. Fortunately, there has been some interest from the US Department of Transportation.
That’s what it’s all about – making a positive impact through creativity.