The Archives showcases mediums and themes that I have stopped creating or create very infrequently.


Archive #1:  Steampunk Inspired Art

Steampunk is best described as Victorian science fiction.  It has an amazing aesthetic, one that I love to this day.  However, creating steampunk art is no small endeavor.  It requires a great deal of space both to store the materials and for the actual creation.  I’ve decided to retire the theme since doing it justice is a very difficult in my little studio.


Archive #2:  Metal & Tech Art

This collection was inspired by my short stint in the computer industry and a love for minimal, but abstract, metal work.


Digital Art by Heather Miller Art

Archive #3:  Digital Art

While Photoshop remains a very important tool for me, I haven’t created any new pieces in a long time.  This archive has many of my older pieces, several of which are available for purchase through my Zazzle store (not only as prints but on a wide assortment of products).


Archive #4:  Digital Photography

I dabble in photography from time to time primarily because I own a DSLR. Many of the photos in the archive were taken during my Digital Photography class when I was in art school.  Several pieces are available for purchase through my Zazzle store not only as prints but on a wide assortment of products.


Cardboard Dragons by Heather Miller Art

Archive #5:  The Cardboard Dragons

These very large sculptures were made primarily of recycled cardboard.  The first was created as an assignment for a sculpture class.  I had intended to do a series of 5 free-standing dragons but never finished the fifth due to space issues.  I’m happy to say all the dragons were purchased.


Day of the Dead Art by Heather Miller

Archive #6:  Day of the Dead

This theme started out as a small series of pieces for a single show.  It grew over the years but it has finally run its course.  You’ll find skulls large, small, and tiny in this gallery of past works.


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