Becky Olvera Schultz is an artist that creates art in the Southwestern and Native American theme, specializing in Native American inspired portrait masks. Her masks are not wearable or ceremonial but are her representation of indigenous peoples made of clay, painted and adorned. Her masks are her original sculptures and are not made from castings taken off a person’s face. She takes great care in detail when creating these masks so that they are as life-like as possible. She has displayed her masks in hundreds of exhibitions, including 6 solo museum shows and has received awards for her work. Her art has been featured in publications including Cowboys & Indians and Native Peoples magazines. Later this year her art will be featured in Wild West Magazine's Art of the West section. Becky's body of art work also includes Southwestern style clay and gourd masks, two dimensional mixed media, serigraphs (hand pulled silk screen prints), rawhide shields, dolls, wall plaques, digital & photographic works.

Becky also maintains 2 sister websites, Powwow Power, providing powwow history, etiquette, free powwow calendar listings, and Native Art Gift Shop, which offers native related products, native style art & Native American made items.