I’m an artist, a watercolor teacher, and a creative guide for women finding their way back to themselves through art.

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Originally from El Salvador, I ran a successful graphic design company for over a decade. But when I moved to the United States nine years ago to start a new life with my husband, I found myself in unfamiliar territory, culturally, professionally, and personally.

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I was newly married, in a new country, speaking a new language, and suddenly unsure of who I was. The creative fire that once drove me as a designer had gone out. I needed something that made me feel alive again. That’s when watercolor found me.

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I attended a retreat, just for fun, and fell in love with the way color and water danced on paper. When the pandemic hit, painting became my escape. But even as I painted, I struggled: with direction, identity, and migraines caused by the stress of reinvention.

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What I didn’t expect was to find a tribe of artists, women all over the world, connected through social media, who were also figuring things out. We supported each other through fear, frustration, and wins. They reminded me: I wasn’t alone. Their presence changed everything.

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Through art, I healed. Through teaching, I found my purpose again.

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That’s how Tania Miller Art was born, a home for creative women who want to learn and master watercolor, grow their confidence, and maybe even turn their passion into profit.

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My story isn’t perfect. But that’s what makes it powerful. I teach from experience, the messy, real, beautiful kind. And I’d love to paint this next chapter with you.