Originally from Cleveland, Ohio, but now living life in Denver, Colorado, Brooke Ryan Scheib is an artist who's deeply connected to both her paintings and the great outdoors.

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Her journey started at West Geauga High School, where she honed her passion for painting. She was accepted into the Marie Walsh Sharpe Art Foundation as a HS Junior, where she continued to work on her college art portfolio and was taught by world renowned artists. A full presidential scholarship took her to Miami University of Ohio, where she expanded her skills in fine art. She didn't stop there—Brooke pursued a Master's in Art and Biology, graduating in 2016. Her work during this time utilized her artist skills to spread conservation messages around the topic of fish species. This unique blend of disciplines infuses her work with a special blend of artistry and scientific insight.

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After Graduate School, she went on a road trip across America and settled in Denver, Colorado. She spent four years in the Fly Fishing Industry. From the Exclusive Artist for Denver Outfitters, Creative Director at Cheshpo Creative, Marketing Manager for Golden Fly Shop and teaching Fly Fishing statewide for Colorado Parks and Wildlife, Brooke then moved back into the Fine Art scene. 

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Brooke served as the Gallery Director at a fine art gallery in Cherry Creek North, where she curated exhibitions and managed a 30+ year old commercial gallery for four years. 

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Now, you can find Brooke either creating a variety of artwork, consulting for art collectors or by a mountain stream, fly fishing and soaking in the natural beauty that inspires her artwork. Her paintings capture these moments with a mix of realism and abstraction, reflecting her love for the environment and her skill as a painter.