Studio Census · Phoenix, Arizona · Complete Catalog · May 2026
Ritu Rajby the numbers
The Collections
Sold · by collection
Organic Movement leads in absolute sell-through (12 works). Geometric Splendor and Black & White share the highest rate — each at 18–23% of their collection sold.
Output by Year
Scale & Format
Extra Large — 7ft and above ↗
Large — 5–8ft works (most common) ↗
Medium — 4ft works ↗
Small — Under 3ft ↗
The most-painted format is 6ft × 4ft — tall and commanding, designed for walls that breathe. Over 60% of the catalog is large-scale or extra-large. Ritu paints for rooms, not shelves.
Works by Format Tag
The Color Spectrum
Black / Charcoal
68
most-used single tone
White / Bone / Ivory
65
presence, not emptiness
Gold / Ochre / Yellow
58
the studio's signature
Cobalt / Indigo / Blue
52
depth and distance
Crimson / Red / Rust
48
tension and heat
Sienna / Terracotta
42
earth, desert, origin
Gray / Silver
38
restraint and weight
Green / Sage / Moss
31
organic, alive, growing
Pink / Blush / Rose
28
intimacy and vulnerability
Purple / Violet
24
reverie and mystery
Teal / Turquoise
22
water, depth, coolness
Orange / Amber
20
fire, warmth, urgency
Color by Mood · Collection Signature Palettes
Abstract Inquiry
Ink, gold, crimson, cobalt — a dialogue between structure and intuition
Organic Movement
Sage, sienna, gold, black — earth and surrender, nature on canvas
Ephemeral Atmospheres
Indigo, blush, gold, violet — dream, weather, the light just before
Black & White
Charcoal, smoke, arctic white, and the occasional red rupture
Out of Darkness
Deep umber, gold threads, sienna heat — emergence from shadow
Geometric Splendor
Ochre, sage, gold, umber — geometry as devotion, color as order
76 Artists in Conversation
Abstract Roots
Minimalist · Conceptual
International Contemporary
Landscape · Body · Other
Unique artists
Centuries spanned
Artistic traditions
The Three Dimensions
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The Spaces
Every painting in the catalog is scored for the spaces it serves best. A score of 4 or 5 means the work was built for that context — not adapted to it.
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