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Welcome to Nevada Miller's Website! Nevada Miller is a 20 year old, accomplished artist from Western North Dakota. He has published seven prints that we are pleased to offer. These prints may increase in value as Nevada matures and becomes well-known nationwide as a wildlife artist. Our featured prints are listed below. To view a larger image of each print, click on the thumbnails. The first print, painted when Nevada was 14 years old, is Mountain Music, a painting that must be seen to capture its real feeling. It features four towering elk in front of a majestic mountain scene. The Limit, painted at 15 years of age, is a stunning painting portraying the prize of a long day of hunting and the trusted tool of the hunter. Painted at 16 years of age, Cannonball Crossing features a striking view of buffalo crossing the Cannonball River just before a storm moves in. The fourth print, painted at 17 years of age, is The Strike Zone, a finely detailed painting of a Walleye about to strike. All angling enthusiasts can identify with this print. Also painted at age 17, Nevada's fifth print is Hunting Companions. One can almost feel the plush coats of fur on this pair of wolves on the prowl. Number six in the series, Misty Mountain Monarchs, was painted at age 19. It depicts three mature Rams, confident in their grandeur, in a magnificent mountain setting. Nevada's most recent work, also painted at age 19, is Predator's Watch. A Mountain Lion, in solitude among the rocks, scans his territory for prey.

Mountain Music The Limit Cannonball Crossing The Strike Zone Hunting Companions Misty Mountain Monarchs Predator's Watch Copyright 1996-2003 Nevada's Wildlife Designs. All Rights Reserved. All artwork featured on this site is the property of Nevada Miller and Nevada's Wildlife Designs. It is protected by Copyright Laws of the United States of America, and may not be reproduced without permission. Updated March 10, 2003