Graphic Design
& Branding

Q: What graphic design services do you provide? 
A: We provide a full range of graphic design services—brand and logo design, narrative illustration, annual and research reports, corporate brochures, digital design, print design, UX/UI design, tradeshow design, and infographics. Every deliverable is developed within your brand platform, ensuring visual consistency across every channel and audience.

Q: Do you design for Native American and Indigenous organizations?
A: Yes — and it’s work we know well. We have deep experience designing for Tribal organizations, Native-led nonprofits, Indigenous enterprises, and federally partnered programs serving Native communities. We understand the cultural considerations, the stakeholder landscapes, and the care required to create visual identities that truly represent the organizations and communities they belong to.

Q: What is your branding process?
A: Our branding process is unique to our organization — and we believe you’ll find it both rewarding and enlightening. We begin with an in-depth discovery process that draws out your vision, values, and the audiences you serve. From there we develop core messaging, visual identity, and brand guidelines that give your team a clear, consistent framework to work from. We don’t hand you a logo and call it done. We build you a brand.

Q: Can you help us rebrand an existing organization?
A: Yes. Rebrands are some of our most meaningful work. Whether your organization has evolved beyond its current identity, merged with another, or simply needs to communicate more effectively with new audiences — we’ll help you assess what’s working, what isn’t, and what your brand needs to become. We’ve led rebrands for established nonprofits, Tribal organizations and enterprises, and national Native media organizations.

Q: Do you design annual reports and research reports?
A: Yes. Reports are one of our specialties — particularly for organizations that need to communicate complex program outcomes, research findings, or grant deliverables to multiple audiences at once. We design reports that are clear, on-brand, and built to serve both the communities you work with and the funders and partners you report to.

Q: Do you design healthcare outreach materials and reports for Native communities? A: Yes. We have extensive experience designing healthcare outreach documents, program materials, curriculum, and reports for Native-led health initiatives. Native American healthcare communications for Native audiences require cultural sensitivity, accessible language, and design that reflects the communities being served—whether the audience is community members, clinical partners, or state and federal funders.

Q: What is narrative illustration, and do you offer it?
A: Narrative illustration is visual storytelling — original artwork and imagery that brings your organization’s story, mission, or data to life in a way that photography alone can’t. We create narrative illustration for annual reports, campaigns, websites, and print. For Native-led organizations, this work carries particular meaning, and we approach it with the cultural intention it deserves.

Q: Do you handle both print and digital design?
A: Yes. We design across both print and digital — from brochures, signage, and tradeshow displays to digital ads, email graphics, social media assets, and web visuals. Everything is developed from the same brand platform so your organization looks and sounds consistent wherever your audience finds you.

Q: How do you approach design for organizations with multiple audiences — including funders, Tribal stakeholders, and the broader public?
A: We’ve been doing this work for over thirty years, and navigating complex stakeholder landscapes is something we know well. We build brand systems that are flexible enough to speak to diverse audiences — community members, federal funders, university partners, Tribal leadership, and the general public — while staying rooted in one clear, authentic identity. That consistency is what builds lasting trust.

Q: How do I get started?
A: Reach out through our contact page and share a bit about your organization and what you’re working on. We’ll follow up to schedule a discovery call.