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Mark Ryden
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born
January 20, 1963
in Medford, Oregon, The United States
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Fushigi Circus
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2006
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The Tree Show
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The Art of Mark Ryden: Anima Mundi
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Blood Miniature Exhibition Book
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2003
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Mark Ryden: Bunnies And Bees
by Mark Ryden, Mike McGee 4.38 avg rating — 47 ratings
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The Snow Yak Show
by Mark Ryden, Yoshitomo Nara 4.77 avg rating — 26 ratings
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Sweet Wishes
by Mark Ryden, Marion Peck  3.72 avg rating — 18 ratings
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2008
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Bunnies and Bees 3 - Ltd. Ed. Portfolio of 14 Prints
4.43 avg rating — 7 ratings
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2007
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Wondertoonel Paintings By Mark Ryden
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2004
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Tree Show Postcard Microportfolio: Microportfolio 5
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2009
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“I find it so much easier to be creatively free at night. Daytime is for sleeping. Nighttime is the best time for making art. The later at night it gets the further into another world you go.”
― Mark Ryden
― Mark Ryden
“There is a very dark and painful side to life, but that is natural. People in our culture think they should never be unhappy. They think that being unhappy is unnatural. They try to make it go away. They take pills or they go to therapy to "fix" themselves. They blame themselves or others for their suffering. We need to understand that sadness is as much a part of life as joy. It would be easy just to get bitter and cold while focusing on the dark side, but there is also an amazing, wonderful side of life. If you look for it, there is true magic all around us. Maybe that sounds trite to the hardened, self-protective modern ego, but there is magiv in this miraculous life. If you open yourself up, you do make yourself vulnerable to pain but the deeper the pain you experience, the deeper joy you have.”
― Mark Ryden
― Mark Ryden
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