Come see me at the Portland Miniature Show · October 2026

Come see me at the Portland Miniature Show · October 2026

MINIATURE

WEREWOLF

Miriam Stone Wilson

POSTMASTER WANDA, HEROES WORK HERE, 2024
Cute illustrated logo of a lion in a zebra costume waving, inside a yellow circle, with text around the circle reading 'Wildlife Preview' and paw prints on either side.

I'm Miriam, a miniaturist and diorama artist based in the Seattle area. I like to build highly detailed and weird little worlds that tell a story.

Woah is that girl a werewolf
Woah is that girl a werewolf

Miniaturist & Diorama Artist

Seattle, WA, USA

Projects & Inquiries

Miriam welcomes inquiries about exhibitions, hidden and site-specific installations, editorial projects, public art, workshops, and select commissions.

Group of people at an art gallery viewing artwork and a glass display case.
Group of people at an art gallery viewing artwork and a glass display case.

Why Miniatures?

“My City is Filthy” Vanishing Seattle exhibition at A/NT Gallery, Bumbershoot Arts & Music Festival, Seattle 2025

Miniatures are playful storytellers. In my work I explore “optimistic darkness” through humor, social critique, and surrealism, crafting 1:12 scenes that are meant to feel just a little off. I use varied materials to make displays, often hidden in plain sight, honoring librarians, postal workers, and am generally up for any project that brings more magic into the world. I have an affinity for creating 1:12 suitcases that tell stories with their contents. My larger project, the Werehouse, reimagines the Red Riding Hood folktale. I’m excited to share my creations with you! Don’t hesitate to get in touch.

Featured on KING5 New Day Northwest and KING5 Evening
Exhibited at Bumbershoot and Mount Vernon Library Commons
Special Featured Guest at the Portland Miniature Show 2026