Sandy Ryan Art Collections
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Artwork by Sandy Ryan
Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Heart of the Triathlete by Sandy Ryan
Tri in Turquoise and Pink by Sandy Ryan
Luv by Sandy Ryan
Running Toward the Marathon by Sandy Ryan
First Wave Start by Sandy Ryan
Common Ground by Sandy Ryan
Angels to NYC... Stat by Sandy Ryan
Tri Before Dawn by Sandy Ryan
Forest Hills Train Station by Sandy Ryan
Transition by Sandy Ryan
The Key by Sandy Ryan
Horses in Heaven by Sandy Ryan
Autumn Afternoon by Sandy Ryan
Geraniums by Sandy Ryan
Self Portrait by Sandy Ryan
Tender by Sandy Ryan
Time in a Garden by Sandy Ryan
Tri in Pink by Sandy Ryan
Time to Tri by Sandy Ryan
24 Hour Tri Guy by Sandy Ryan
Invitation by Sandy Ryan
Tri in Magenta by Sandy Ryan
Sunset at the Parachute Perch by Sandy Ryan
Shea Stadium by Sandy Ryan
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About Sandy Ryan
Artist Statement
Sandy Ryan
My goal as an artist is to create something new and evocative each time I pick up my brush. I’m passionate when creating, completely unaware of my surroundings or the passage of time. I become inspired by a person, a landscape, or a city neighborhood, and then I have it: A mission, a drive, a longing to create.
As a lover of sunny days, I’m often drawn to the depiction of light and shadow. Watercolor, most often, is the medium I choose. I enjoy layering colors adjacent to the intense pristine white of the paper. Other themes, however, seem to demand the use of oils. I find myself reaching for oils when molding my human forms. I savor the experience of blending pigments until they melt into a smooth skin-like sheen.
Women are frequently depicted as sensual in my compositions. I strive to have them convey both strength and self-acceptance. Other works, such as urban cityscapes, entice me to apply my oils more loosely and boldly. It’s the very contradiction of the delicacy of my watercolors.
My work is constantly evolving. The vividness of color and the use of space have become particularly important to me recently. My works have become more abstract and even more symbolic as I seek to continue to tell my stories…through art.
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