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The Artist

Dana is an impressionist artist whose work reflects the natural world, animals, and her heritage. She nurtures a menagerie of feral animals on the property,  grows herbs and flowers, raises chickens, and helps with her husband’s garden.


Attended Oklahoma State University


Registered member of 

 Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma & 

   Choctaw Artist R

Dana is an impressionist artist whose work reflects the natural world, animals, and her heritage. She nurtures a menagerie of feral animals on the property,  grows herbs and flowers, raises chickens, and helps with her husband’s garden.


Attended Oklahoma State University


Registered member of 

 Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma & 

   Choctaw Artist Registry


 Member Conroe Art League, Conroe, TX


LSAG Award Winning Artist


Commissioned Artist for Houston Rodeo "Uncorked" Auction , Houston, TX


Member First Saturday Arts Market, Houston, TX 


Illustrator Yukon Coloring Book, 

released 2021


Illustrator Route 66 Coloring/Activity Book 


Commissioned Artist for Choctaw Casino & Resort, Durant, OK

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Dana Mowdy Spencer and Carol Mowdy Bond

We are storytellers. And as sisters, we are sixth generation Oklahomans. Born and

raised in the Sooner State, our compass is woven from a rich heritage. Our family

arrived in Indian Territory (today’s Oklahoma) in the early 1830s. With his language and unique ideas, our Choctaw grandfather lived next door and he heavily influenced us. We al

We are storytellers. And as sisters, we are sixth generation Oklahomans. Born and

raised in the Sooner State, our compass is woven from a rich heritage. Our family

arrived in Indian Territory (today’s Oklahoma) in the early 1830s. With his language and unique ideas, our Choctaw grandfather lived next door and he heavily influenced us. We also have a Cherokee lineage that influenced our paths.  Many of our elders rode horses and wore cowboy hats, and they shaped the American frontier of The West during the 19th century. We also had relatives who brought European cultures into America’s heartland. Many of our elders and relatives were storytellers in their own ways.  As well, the natural world, animals, and agriculture were integral to our journeys.  So, we are sharing our stories with you - the richness of life - through art and the written word. Grab a cup of coffee and visit with us today, right here and right

now. Welcome to our world.

The Writer, Photographer, Historian

The Writer, Photographer, Historian

A published historian, author, writer, and photographer, Carol’s works have spanned the nation in hard copy and digital forms. She writes, edits, and consults for a variety of periodicals, publications, and projects.


BA History, Oklahoma State University


Registered Member Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma


Awards for History, Writing, and Civic Invo

A published historian, author, writer, and photographer, Carol’s works have spanned the nation in hard copy and digital forms. She writes, edits, and consults for a variety of periodicals, publications, and projects.


BA History, Oklahoma State University


Registered Member Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma


Awards for History, Writing, and Civic Involvement


Five Published Non-Fiction Books

Innumerable Media and Periodical Articles

Numerous Collaborative Projects


Former Classroom Teacher and Tutor

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Downloads

Check here regularly for exciting new free dowloads featuring Art and History for the kids!  

Wak Ofi and Ofi Tohbi Fun Facts and Coloring (2) (docx)Download
Wak Ofi & Ofi Tohbi State Symbols Fun Sheet p1 (jpg)Download
Wak Ofi & Ofi Tohbi State Symbols Fun Sheet p2 (jpg)Download
Route66WillRogers (jpg)Download
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