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About Us
The Artist..
Dana is an impressionist, who loves the natural world, and her Native American heritage. You'll often find her in the upstairs art studio in her home, or outside with her menagerie of domestic and feral animals.
Born and raised in Oklahoma City, OK, Dana became an art enthusiast before entering kindergarten. Dana took art classes throughou
Dana is an impressionist, who loves the natural world, and her Native American heritage. You'll often find her in the upstairs art studio in her home, or outside with her menagerie of domestic and feral animals.
Born and raised in Oklahoma City, OK, Dana became an art enthusiast before entering kindergarten. Dana took art classes throughout her school years, graduated from Yukon High School, in Yukon, OK and attended Oklahoma State University. Dana and her husband live on an acreage in beautiful south Texas. In the 1830s, the U.S. moved Dana and Carol's great-great-great-grandparents from Mississippi into Indian Territory on the Choctaw Trail of Tears. Their paternal grandfather and great-grandparents were registered in the U.S. Dawes Census. Another of their great-grandfathers was an Arkansas lawman who rounded up outlaws in Indian Territory during the 19th century. She and Carol also have Cherokee ancestry on two branches of the family tree.
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
Dana Mowdy Spencer and Carol Mowdy Bond
Wherever you are in life, and no matter what your story is, you can go forward. Things can get better.
As sisters, we want to make your day brighter, and put a smile on your face and the faces of those around you.
Our products emerge from our paths, which are made of stepping stones dipped in art, photography, history, and the written
Wherever you are in life, and no matter what your story is, you can go forward. Things can get better.
As sisters, we want to make your day brighter, and put a smile on your face and the faces of those around you.
Our products emerge from our paths, which are made of stepping stones dipped in art, photography, history, and the written word. We don't know what comes next. But we're enjoying the journey, and we hope you'll join us as you find your own voice and identity.
The Writer/ Photographer/ Historian
The Writer/ Photographer/ Historian
A published historian, writer, author, and photographer, Carol’s works have spanned the United States in hard copy and digital forms. She writes, edits, and consults for a variety of periodicals and publications. Along with her sister Dana, Carol is a sixth generation Oklahoman. She was born and raised in Oklahoma, and she was a history
A published historian, writer, author, and photographer, Carol’s works have spanned the United States in hard copy and digital forms. She writes, edits, and consults for a variety of periodicals and publications. Along with her sister Dana, Carol is a sixth generation Oklahoman. She was born and raised in Oklahoma, and she was a history nerd before age
five. As a little girl, Carol fell in love with her Old West and Native American heritages because of her family members who lived in those worlds and told the family stories. She’s always loved agriculture and nature. So, she began writing early and won her first award in
elementary school. Carol researched for decades to find and document her family’s historical narrative, leaving the legacy for her family’s younger generations.
Formerly a newspaper reporter/photographer, teacher, tutor, and speaker, Carol has five published nonfiction books. The first was a fourth-grade
Oklahoma history guide. HPN released her second book, a history of Southeastern Oklahoma. Arcadia released her third book, the history of
Yukon, Oklahoma, followed by her fourth, a Yukon coloring book with information about the city. Her fifth book is a Route 66 color, activity and history book for children and youth. Carol’s was the first article published in the Tribal Section of the almost-110-year-old Oklahoma Almanac.
BA History, Oklahoma State University
Registered Member Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma