Eric Miller is a graduate of Millersville State College (Bachelors Degree in Art Education ’76) and Millersville University (Masters Degree in Education and Art ’99). He taught art in public schools for 33 years, 32 of those split between New Oxford’s Junior High and Senior High Schools. Miller now works in his home studio, creating most of his paintings with transparent watercolor. His style is best described as traditional and realistic. He paints a variety of subjects, many of which he finds close to home, and enjoys the beauty found in light & shadow, color, and details. Among his favorite subjects are birds in his backyard, fruit found growing in local orchards, and studies of old machinery and clock mechanisms. Miller is a long-time Arts Guild member and volunteer. He also is a member of the Adams County Arts Council (ACAC) and the Carlisle Arts Learning Center (CALC), as  well as a signature membership of both the Pennsylvania Watercolor Society and the Baltimore Watercolor Society. He has won numerous awards for his work. Miller lives near Hanover with his wife and biggest supporter, Julie, and one excellent cat.