Fine Art
 Miriam has created ever
since she could remember and retains many fond memories as a child sitting at her father's side watching his sculptures take shape. But even with clay and wax readily at hand she found herself completely drawn into two dimensional art. It wasnt until much later that she began to tap into the sculpting roots of her father. ____________________ To this day Miriam remains a self taught artist and has never found comfort in a structured art class. The idea that anyone should tell an artist what their work should look like has never felt right to her. |
| Instead she prefers to let nature
teach her the mysteries of life and the shape of the natural world. She delights in finding the light and life of her animal subjects, especially in the sled dogs she shares her life with every day. Many of her personal projects carry her sled dog companions as the primary subject. To see more of Miriam's work click the 'Gallery' button at the left side of your screen. |
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| Miriam does take commissioned work on a
case by case basis and only takes a
few projects each year. She knows the subjects she is working with are very important to her clients and she takes her time with each piece to insuring that each client walks away with the finest quality custom art. She never rushes a project. |
