Art Blog #109 Questions and Answers with Sandra De La Cruz
- Paul Connor

- Dec 27, 2025
- 3 min read
Updated: 41 minutes ago

A Closer Look at the Creative Minds Behind the Art
To bring you even closer to the creative minds behind the art, we’ve launched a brand-new Q&A series featuring conversations with our showcased artists. Through these candid sessions, we uncover their journeys as individuals and creators—exploring their unique processes and sources of inspiration. Read on for their thoughtful responses to a series of curated questions. Our heartfelt thanks go out to each artist for sharing their time and insights so openly with us.
Today, Sandra De La Cruz answers our questions, giving insights into her art inspirations and work ethic. Here is the interview; enjoy!

(a) How would you describe your artistic style?
My style would be a kind of neo-expressionism in painting and intimate figurative with elements of fantasy in drawing.
(b) When did you first realize that you wanted to become an artist?
I have always liked art, but I considered it a profession only after meeting other artists outside the gallery circuit. They showed me that it was possible to make a living with illustration and graphic design, for example.
(c) Is there a work of art or an artist that has changed your life? If so, which one(s) and how did it change your life?
Conrad Roset was one of those illustrators who made me see that it was possible to create art that was more approachable and applicable to more sectors. Then all the classic artists like Van Gogh, Frida Kahlo, Magritte, Picasso, and a long list inspire me so much, both for their lives and their work.
(d) What advice would you give to someone who wants to pursue a life in art?
The advice I was given: draw, draw, and draw. I would say experiment without fear of the blank page. Mix things up, and let your works serve to bring out and share what’s inside you, whether it’s good or bad.

About Sandra
Sandra De La Cruz's style is personal and intimate. It focuses on the body and the way of relating to her own inner world to connect with the outside. She continues to work on editorial projects, for personal collections, and on her own personal project.
She never stops experimenting with new techniques and themes that help her evolve both as an artist and on a personal level.
Contact Sandra at sandradelacruzart@gmail.com.




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