Nancy Peer is a dedicated artist who has called Warren her home for over three decades. Her training in art advertising took place at the Spectrum Institute for Advertising Arts, before the advent of computer technology.

Following her education, Nancy transitioned into visual merchandising, applying her creative talents as a display artist within the retail industry for over five years.

Nancy’s freelance career began with portraiture, guided by her talented father while she was still a student in art school. Over time, her work has grown to encompass a variety of styles and subjects. She creates personalized art for newborns, offering miniature illustrative pieces as gifts for new parents. Her artistic reach also includes mural work for schools, churches, homes, and, most recently, her latest passion, interpretative art, including abstract pieces.

In 2025, Nancy’s artwork was featured in several notable exhibitions. Her pieces were displayed at the Warren Library, Watchung Arts Center, The Center for Contemporary Art in Bedminster, and Farmstead Arts in Basking Ridge. Currently, her art is showcased in Somerville for the Cultural and Heritage Commission's Art to Celebrate Somerset County’s Open Space Preservation Program.

Since 2008, Nancy has been working on designing a board game, with aspirations of seeing it published in the future.

Nancy has been married for 39 years to a musician. She is the proud mother of two adult sons who pursue careers as artists and musicians.

For more information, you can email Nancy at nanspart2@aol.com and find her on Instagram @nancypeerart.