This project was done for a Cree Entity that is from Northern Quebec.
The purpose of this banner was to invite more youth to consider working
for the I.T department once they have graduated from CEGEP or University.
The number of Mitchwhap's (Teepee's) are an important element since it represents
all of the 9 Cree communities in Northern Quebec.
This project was done for a Cree Entity that is from Northern Quebec. The purpose of this banner was to invite more youth to consider working for the I.T department once they have graduated from CEGEP or University.
The number of Mitchwhap's (Teepee's) are an important element since it represents all of the 9 Cree communities in Northern Quebec.
In 2019, I had the incredible opportunity to collaborate with
another Indigenous nation in designing a logo for their early
bridge program with Vanier in Early Childhood Studies. The journey
was truly rewarding, filled with numerous brainstorming sessions and
creative sketches.
The Inukshuk, a remarkable structure crafted from stacked stones, serves
as a meaningful symbol for people across the Arctic. It holds deep significance
within Inuit culture and plays a vital role in their identity—hence, the
red Inukshuk proudly featured on the Nunavut flag. In Inuktitut, "Inukshuk"
beautifully translates to "to act in the capacity of a human," reflecting its
powerful connection to community and support.