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Mary Jane Miller

Iconography videos

Mary Jane Miller, is an icon painter, author, and one of the most compelling modern iconographers of the modern world. She is known for her contemporary sacred art collection and her contemporary theology, as seen in her iconography videos. She describes each of her icon paintings as a visual meditation, a process by which she finds answers to the eternal questions she constantly asks herself. Her Sacred Art collection reflects modern life through modern icon painting techniques expressed in her iconography videos. Yet, her painting process is rooted in ancient traditional rules of iconography.

As an icon painter and writer, she often finds her inspiration in the works of ancient Byzantine iconography painters from Russia, Greece, and Eastern Europe. The place where art becomes meditation. “I have come to see the world as a metaphor, nearly everything which happens to us is screaming to be understood through the eye of spirit, we just need to reflect long enough to hear the message.”  Mary Jane Miller sits among a group of artists who are preserving the ancient technique of Painting with Earth Pigments. Today, she continues to create, teach, and expand this sacred art as a spiritual visual language that leads to enlightenment. Her love of spiritual art and modern iconography captivates viewers and engages them in exploring the idea of using art and meditation to express their spiritual language. “I have come to see the world as a metaphor, nearly everything that happens to us is screaming to be understood through the eye of the spirit, we just need to reflect long enough to hear the message”.

Mary Jane Miller her Perspectives and Ideas

Women In Iconography
Mary Magdalene Mystic and or Mother
Extraordinary Contemporary Icon Painting
Iconography Painting Studio
Mary Jane Miller Iconography Videos

Instructional Iconography Videos

Iconography and Meditation Egg Tempera Painting Demo
Simplest Finishes for Egg Tempera Icon Painting
How to Paint with Earth Pigments
Lettering for Iconography and Byzantine Contemporary Iconography
Problems with Insects, Egg Tempera