Maxine Miller, the creator of dynamic and detailed Celtic and Wiccan  artworks, started her career amidst the glitter and grime of the punk rock era in Hollywood, California. Maxine had a long and varied career doing graphic art for the music and movie business, working for rock bands and divas, from Batman films to Madonna tours.

Maxine also created Demon art for the hit TV series "Angel", the movie "Constantine", and did costume sketches and props for many films. Despite the excitement of show business clients, she felt artistically unsatisfied, so she began to follow her instincts and produce her own projects. What followed was a collection of Celtic and Wiccan inspired artwork that reflected her  reverence for nature and love of Celtic lore. Here she has found international success and artistic fulfillment.

Her work has been compared to Beardsley, Erte, anime and graphic novelists, but her influences actually run back to ancient cultures and the Pre-Raphaelite movement of the nineteenth century. Maxine's designs of Celtic and Wiccan subjects have been applied to sterling silver jewelry, statuary and bas-relief plaques, silk-screened apparel, and fine art prints. Her rare fine art pieces are collected by prominent people in the art and entertainment scene, and her tattoo designs are proudly decorating grateful patrons all over the world.