Nancy Wiley, a nationally recognized doll artist and painter, creates whimsical doll figures, figurative sculpture, mixed media pieces and paintings.

Over the years, her collections have been exhibited at the Museum of American Folk Art in New York City, the Muscatine Art Center in Iowa and many art galleries. Celebrity collectors, such as novelist Anne Rice, actors Andy Garcia and Ray Liotta and actress Demi Moore, have purchased her work privately.

In 2009, Wiley illustrated the classic tale, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland fusing several interests: doll-making, illustration and the story itself, which is her favorite. Photographs of character art dolls posed against vibrantly painted canvases served as the illustrations. Original Alice figures and other Wiley works were part of a 2010 exhibit at the esteemed National Museum of Play in Rochester. The Susan Quinlan Doll Museum in Santa Barbara, CA acquired several original Alice sets for their permanent collection in 2011. As a follow-up to her success with " Alice," Wiley  has recently finished publishing her latest book Little Red Riding Hood project in a similar style.