My friend, who I've known since junior high, has a daughter, Anissa, who is fighting Lafora disease -- an inherited severe form of progressive epilepsy.   Lafora disease is fatal. Anissa, 23, suffers from a profound cognitive decline and daily seizures. She has swallowing issues and has a tube placed in her stomach for the administration of medications. She receives fulltime care at home from her family and nurses. Currently, there is no effective treatment for Lafora disease, but several treatments that are under development seem promising for stopping the disease progression an ..read more

I was recently interviewed by Thurston Talk:    https://www.thurstontalk.com/2021/11/01/nancy-romanovsky-paints-nature-the-way-she-sees-it/     ..read more

Just in time for holiday giving. I have a selection of my paintings available on luxury scarves and draped kimonos!   Scarves: Stylish and elegant, this versatile accessory is a simple way to elevate any wardrobe. Custom printed to suit variety of aesthetics, these scarves are available in 4 diverse fabric options. Choose between our 3 durable polyesters - polychiffon, matte crepe and satin charmeuse - or high-end 100% silk habotai. Doubling as a hair tie, a wall hanging, or even an origami tote, there'es no end to the usefulness of these beautiful scarves.   Draped Kimonos: Choose ..read more

I’ve joined artists and craftspeople across the country for the first annual Artists Sunday, a nationwide event, the Sunday after Thanksgiving, November 29th, encouraging consumers to shop with artists and craftsmen. Think Black Friday, Small Business Saturday, or Cyber Monday but for shopping for art! Give something special, unique, and hand-crafted this holiday season! Plus, by shopping with artists you’re also supporting the local economy. Join me on November 29, 2020 for ArtistsSunday, shop art and support the artists you love.   What I’m Doing On Artists Sunday I’m thrilled to be p ..read more

My recently finished painting, Backward Glance, features two wild burros in the Sonoran desert, near Lake Pleasant. The Lake Pleasant area has roughly 600 wild burros often viewed as an "invasive species". Some say they are descendants of the animals brought by the Spaniards in the 1500. Others say they are descendants of the pack animals brought to the area by gold miners much more recently -- 100 years ago. Either way, seeing them is always a treat for an artist.   If you click on the image of me painting below on the right, it will take you to a 40 second time lapse video of my blocking i ..read more