Artist Portfolio
Ruby Tiara Lopez Rios
I am just a woman who feels a lot. Before I was a designer, I was a doodler, which grew into a painter. Painting helps me visualize and describe my emotions, process people, experiences, and life. Because art takes many forms of expression, I often pair mediums; poetry and printing, embroidery and paint. Here is an assemblage of my visual work.

"Dear You" Debut Solo Exhibition
Since I first started to journal, my entries began with "Dear You." In the back of my mind, someone would read it one day, whether alive or dead, and learn all of the deepest parts of me.
As years passed, "Dear You" has grown to mean something more personal. It became a dialogue with myself, like a prayer. It is where I whispered desires, fears, and resentments, and created space to claim parts of me & the person I manifested.
This exhibition explores all beginnings; from family, to culture, childhood and current beliefs of self. It's an attempt to showcase who I am, as someone who is still evolving from old familial cycles, learning new information, and claiming a new parts of my identity. Through the painted depiction of old photographs, screen printed poetry, apparel and textile work, I bring you through a vulnerable headspace and allow you to read me like an open book.
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Love in the Kingdom Hall
Acrylic on canvas, real baby's breath

Brothers
Acyrlic on canvas
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Cycles
Acrylic on Canvas

Cranma and Cranpa
Acrylic on canvas, poem embroidered on a bedsheet

Self Portait
Mixed media; acrylic and torn up paper

Dreams and Nightmares
Quilted blanket adorned with a screen printed poem on bed sheet
bark.
birth and death is all about living
breaking out of bark, wood chipping
between the folds in your hands as you claim this life
grip what is not yours but yours to take
and take.
living is needy- its work. You have not
lived if your hands are without
calluses cracking and
oozing
holding onto the hands of loves ones
and begging please
please
the yearning
the second guessing
the fight.
- Ruby Lopez, February 2024

Gripping Bark
Acrylic on Canvas

Bark at the Sun
Acrylic on Canvas

Bark Series
Acrylic on canvas
Past Work (2019-2025)

Self portrait
Graphite on paper

Lolita Lebron
Acyrlic on canvas

Jose A. Soler
Acrylic on sketchbook paper

Lisa Rose
Acrylic and water color on sketchbook paper

Noname
Marker on sketchbook paper

The Weeknd
Acrylic on canvas
Color and Technique
Contrasting warm bright colors with hard defined black shadows creates a striking and animated look to uncomfortably realistic imagery.

Taste of What You See
Acrylic and pen on canvas

Close and Personal
Acrylic and pen on paper

Celestial
Acrylic on canvas

Three of Cups
Acrylic and pen on canvas
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