All included in the price of the membership, you will receive access to an exclusive Discord community where you can interact directly with me, a resellable collectible digital art piece, as well as invites to VIP Astrology Zone events. You can also ask me questions directly, twice a month, during my AMAs (Ask Me Anythings).

On Discord, we have our own server and our own community—it feels softer, warmer, and more intimate than being on traditional social media. It is also quite organized. I have always wanted a place for us to gather together, and now technology allows us to have a wonderful place to hang out.

Izak Zenou has an inimitable way of telling emotional and graceful stories for high-end brands like Chanel, Lancôme, Celine, Sephora, Estée Lauder, le Printemps — to name but a few. More than any other, his 20+ year work for Henri Bendel on 5th avenue has shown every facet of his branding talents — from traditional prints to murals or windows, and from product decor and designs to artist in residence events.

Adopted by prestige magazines from day one of his career — from Vogue, Elle, Self, Marie Claire, l'Officiel, InStyle and Madame Figaro, to New York Times Magazine, New Yorker, Town and Country, WSJ or Travel & Leisure - he has become an icon for many of his peers in the design world, as well as for his ever-growing list of fans in New York, Tokyo, Paris and more. At the onset, I supplied Izak with written descriptions of each sign's facial characteristics as did the ancient astrologers. Why did they do that? In Mesopotamia, around 2,400 BC in Babylonia where astrology was born, people only knew an estimated time of birth because they used sundials. There were no clocks. To better know a child's rising sign, which is based on the precise time of birth, the ancients described in writing the various facial characteristics of each of the 12 rising signs. This way, parents knew what to look for as the child grew up. I knew that with my esteemed artist Izak Zenou, I would have to communicate with visuals. Art is Izak's currency of communication. I also wanted to do my own empirical research to see if the ancient descriptions of the 12 signs held up—many did!

Izak's profound knowledge of current designer runway styles also played a big part in the paintings. He never reproduced an image twice—they are all individual originals!

We have now entered a world where digital art is tradeable, sellable, unique, limited, and is otherwise known as an NFT. NFT stands for "non-fungible token," a unit of digital ownership. (Said another way, it is a digital asset that you own and control.)

When you purchase a Susan Miller Stars NFT, the copyright of the image is licensed to you for as long as you own the NFT. Once you own it, you can use it in any way you'd like. You can even gift them to friends and family! NFTs are collectibles. Think of them like the collectible Beanie Baby toys when you were little, or baseball cards or movie star cards your parents used to collect, found in packs of bubble gum.

This is just the beginning of our journey together into Web 3.0!