Author: Sheila

I create art. For me, it is like breathing—and just as necessary. I work in a variety of media including oil, watercolor, Flashe vinyl, and, occasionally, egg tempera. I also produce original prints from time to time. My favorite subjects are landscapes, buildings, portraits, animals, and flowers. I accept commissions and sell the art that appears on my website, Facebook page, and Instagram account.
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Journeys

Thanks to Jaci Webb of the Billings Gazette for the wonderful article about me.

I have more than 20 works of art in the permanent collection at the Yellowstone Art Museum, Montana’s contemporary art museum. I love this museum and I am a frequent contributor to the Yellowstone Art Auction.

“When the Queen Goes Out, I Like to Soak My Feet”
[Part of the permanent collection at the Yellowstone Art Museum in Billings, Montana]

Read the article: Sheila Miles’ journeys have mapped her artistic progression.

“There is no mistaking former Billings artist Sheila Miles’ artwork.”
—Jaci Webb

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New Sheila Miles Cards

I am excited to announce a new set of winter-themed notecards featuring the work of Sheila Miles are at the printers now! My friend, Renee Tafoya is publishing them.

Notecards featuring art by Sheila Miles
  • Five new images.
  • 4.25″ x 5.5″ blank cards with envelope
  • Buy individually or as a set.

Also, Renee has another set of notecards featuring five of my reduction prints, available either as singles or as a set.

Visit r.t.press today
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Private Lessons

Please contact me to arrange private classes. I offer lessons in a variety of media and tailor the lessons to the individual’s strengths, experience, and interests.

  • Drawing (all media)
  • Painting (watercolor, acrylic, or oil)
  • Printmaking (relief, reduction relief, drypoint, and monotype)
  • Building creativity
  • Mixed media
  • Student (high school) portfolio
  • College application preparation

All ages and all levels. Special rates apply when you sign up for three classes. Classes take place in my studio or (weather permitting) at the Santa Fe Audubon Center. All professional materials are included.  

The minimum for on location and the minimum for oil painting or printmaking is two-and-a-half hours.