Illustration, design and creative direction for UNESCO

Hi there! We recently curated a list of some great examples of Indigenous businesses that are doing a fantastic job when it comes to their design and branding. A brand extends far beyond your logo and it goes without saying that each touchpoint should leave a lasting impression. If you have time to give it a read, we'd greatly appreciate it, miigwetch! #branding #design #visualidentity #Indigenous #Indigenousbusiness #graphicdesign

Thred Design Co. is an Indigenous-owned graphic design studio in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. We create contemporary, culturally-relevant, and respectful Indigenous design.

Huitzilli Oronia, a designer at Denver studio Hook, talks about connecting with her roots through her work on a Google campaign to amplify Indigenous-ow…

Kindred Forest works directly with indigenous rainforest communities to harvest single origin wild cacao and other natural commodities, using traditional knowledge and techniques to turn them into the highest quality products possible. Proceeds are then put back into the rainforests environments in which they live to prevent deforestation and to help them thrive. #brandingdesign #sustainabledesign #ecofriendly #graphicdesign

Indigenous people are highly under-represented in the Australian aged care system – a result of a lack of cultural understanding, appropriate spaces and safety.

We had a great time creating the Branding and Logo of Well Spirit Collective - a wellness talent management agency. We love creating brands with stunning aesthetics. Discover more of our work at www.leaveli.com

A First Nations graphic design studio, X-ing Design is located on Treaty 4 land, in Regina, Saskatchewan. We specialize in First Nations graphic design, Indigenous graphic design and communication and branding.

American indigenous people cultural concept horizontal banners set with traditional native tomahawk hatchet weapon abstract vector illustration. Editable EPS and Render in JPG format

Paloma Nicole is an illustrator and designer. She recieved a BFA in illustration as well as a minor in the History of Art and Visual Culture from California College of the Arts in 2020. Her work is distinguished by a unique blend of Mexican folk art and traditional wood engravings.