i saw them a couple of years ago on flickr i think.

i can't remember her name....but she is sooo great!....the one i remember the most was a cookie that looked like a bakery window...with her peekin out of it...anyone know who this is?

TIA

That was Nancy of Nancy's Fancy Cookies. She removed her work from public viewing on the internet. Her work is truly phenomenal.

wow thanks for responding,,,i've been looking for 2 days.....why did she rimove them? to much copying?

i just liked looking at her composition ....too bad.

I am not going to speak for her as to the exact reason as to why she removed them, but I do know that the copying and derivative works done of her designs without prior permission were not appreciated. It was done very, very frequently. She is an incredibly talented and accomplished graphic designer with years of study going into her craft. Her work is part of her portfolio and is protected by copyright. I know of others who do not wish to have their designs copied or similar versions done without prior permission and have taken the same step. It is a shame not to be able to see her work. I have never seen a cookie artist like her. It was a joy to see her work, her attention to detail and her phenomenal designs. My hope is that she is going to come out with a book someday so we can see her gorgeous work in print. Her level of talent is truly an inspiration.

Im new to this site, so it is unfortunate that we were not able to see her cookies, and by looking at your cookies TracyLH if you say they were magnificient, I have no doubt they were. I was thinking, since I love to collect books, could this site persuade her to into possibly doing a book... wouldn't she do a lot for herself and career by doing a book, and possibly teaching classes? It was just a thought. Or is she teaching classes?

Oh, her work is jaw dropping - literally. She combines an incredible talent as an illustrator with an amazing ability to translate it to pastry arts. When/if she does a book, be it a coffee table book showcasing her work, a how-to book or if she teaches classes, I am certain that the word will spread like wildfire. She has a huge legion of fans.

I, too, miss Nancy's work. I'm such a big fan of hers. Her details and creativity was truly inspiring!