About Ria Spencer

For me, art is about self expression and self discovery. I draw because it allows me to enter into a place where I’m free to experiment with ideas and emotions. My drawings represent something about what I’m feeling and what’s influencing me. They are a fusion of the real world we see with the magical feeling I get whenever I’m surrounded by nature. There’s a spiritual side of everything, and I love to represent it in my art using flowing lines and bold colors.

Most of my work is done on Bristol board using Prismacolor pencils. I love how the pencils allow me to create minute detail in my main subject. I often combine this with colorful background washes to create a mood, rather than a specific setting. Usually I focus in on a single subject – a single figure frozen in a moment of time. I love the juxtaposition of the simplicity of the idea with the intricacy of the individual. I marvel at the majestic complexity of every living thing, and the way all life is interconnected. I strive with my art to share these feelings with those around me.

Featured Artwork
Winter Chase
Out Of The Night
Blue Wolf
The Hunt
Fire Horses
Spirit Hawk
The Colors Of Innocense
Horse in the Wind
Saphire Sunset
Wild Wheat
Transitory Beauty
Once Upon A Morning Walk
Seeking The Light
Shawl Dancer
Before The Dance
Little Dancing Boy
Rainbow Dancer
Eagle Dancer
Morning Prayer
His Prayer
Purple Ride
Daughter of the Sky
As Still as the Wind
The One Who Remembers
The First Journey
Searching for the Sun
Ancient Home
Solo Journey
Vision Quest
Silence and Light
Lamanite Woman
In The Green Summer Meadow
Dance Of The Undine
Spider Fairy
Under The Hunters Moon
Elf Queen
Elf Portrait
Treefairy
Everybody Needs a Hug
The Horse
White Stallion
Brown Horse
Little Red Squirrel
Lion in Training
The Raven
Snowfox
Listening to the Wind
Father Abraham
Father Issac
Wishing
Life is Good
The Soldiers Father
Behold Your Little Ones
The Whisper
Praire Fire
Frosty Sunset