Kathy S. “WhiteBear” Copsey, aka WhiteEagle (Cherokee), is an American artist, with Native American and European heritage, who focuses on contemporary Native American paintings featuring animals and Natives. Born in Southern California, she dabbled with other mediums while growing up, she focused on pencil drawings starting around 7 years old and was well-known for drawing horses.
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Kathy S. “WhiteBear” Copsey, aka WhiteEagle (Cherokee), is an American artist, with Native American and European heritage, who focuses on contemporary Native American paintings featuring animals and Natives.
Born in Southern California, she dabbled with other mediums while growing up, she focused on pencil drawings starting around 7 years old and was well-known for drawing horses. Although she specializes in acrylic paintings with texture (mixed media) featuring animals and Native Americans, she also enjoys working with several other mediums including making & selling (Native American) jewelry, pencil drawings, freehand (digital) drawings, writing, music composition, photography, and videography.
She is a self-taught artist with a strong background in art and music, having worked in multiple positions including computer graphics, custom picture framing, as a self-employed musical instrument repair technician, and managing a music store for many years, and she now focuses purely on her art as a full-time artist.
Kathy S. “Whitebear” Copsey is a self-taught artist who lives in California. All of Kathy’s work is done freehand, and her painting style includes detail and texture which gives her work a unique style and realistic look. Kathy’s work has won numerous awards.
The Freedom of Flight combines Kathy’s appreciation for nature and animals.
Kathy S. “Whitebear” Copsey is a self-taught artist who lives in California. All of Kathy’s work is done freehand, and her painting style includes detail and texture which gives her work a unique style and realistic look. Kathy’s work has won numerous awards.
Kathy’s description of The Spirit of the Wolf: “Can you hear the call of the wolf beckoning to you? Calling you to be yourself? To trust your instincts? It is easy to lose oneself by following the crowd, but sometimes we must be willing to step away from the pack and follow our own path and hear our own inner spirit…
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