Many of the pieces in Betty Miller’s portfolio are concerned with the human condition ranging widely from traditional portraiture to humorous, quirky observations. Subjects include portraits for many celebrated names of the twentieth century and pieces that smile on the quirkiness of human activity – fat ladies bathing, stoical people fishing from a tall pier or caravaners heading west, bumper to bumper and picnicking by the roadside.

Betty is equally experienced and expert when working with clay, bronze, resin/bronze, terra-cotta, stoneware and ceramic. Some pieces are mixed media constructions; she also carves in stone or wood.

Betty’s work varies in size from small gallery pieces to large garden sculptures.