Dibé Nitsaa Creative

Latest logo design created for Naats’iilid Initiative, this project was part of the Create & Elevate sessions in December 2020 that was facilitated by Change Labs. For more information please check out their website: Naatsiilid.org

Logo Design created for Colorado Plateau Economic Development Symposium the event brought together business professionals affiliated with local, tribal, national businesses and community members. The theme for the event was Engage Locally, Empower Regionally, Expand Globally.

"The first Regional Economic Outlook Conference was held in 2016 when the owners announced the closure of the Navajo Generating Station. At that time, the focus was on identifying the needs of the regional economy including these key questions: where we are now and where we would like to be?"

"This symposium is an opportunity for businesses in the region to find collaborative solutions to establish financial resiliency." Photo: Jared Klain

Logo Re-Design created for Change Labs, the original purpose of the organization was to assist aspiring Native American entrepreneurs with technical, financial & educational resources from various businesses & organizations through the attendance of workshops during the Change Labs events held yearly since 2014. The re-brand of Change Labs 2019 now continues with the goal of assisting Native American entrepreneurs but with a permanent business incubation office based in Tuba City, AZ. See more of their work & progress at nativestartup.org

Logo Design created for New Mexico Public Education Division, the program's goal is about Raising Ambitious, Indigenous Native Educators that will serve the Pueblo, Navajo & Apache education systems in New Mexico.

Logo developed for Navajo Forestlands Integrated Resource Management Plan. The company's vision is to develop a shared vision for management of the Navajo Nation Forestlands, view their website here.

Logo created for the Bears Ears Commission of Tribes, the members of the commission are from the Navajo Nation, Ute Mountain Ute Tribe, Pueblo of Zuni, Ute Indian Tribe and Hopi Tribe. The establishment of the commission allows them to provide guidance & recommendations on management for the Bears Ears National Monument.

Logo Design created for a Navajo-Owned business specializing in Outdoor Recreation & Private Tours in Northwest New Mexico USA. The company has gone on to be featured in National Geographic Travel for being one of the 'Best Trips 2019' at No. 13. see the article here. Check out their Navajo Tours website here.

Logo Re-Design created for a Native American owned and operated catering company serving the Four Corners. Waterbird Catering specializes in deliveries and full service social catering and corporate catering, offering comfort foods, classic dishes, and Native American specialties.

Logo Design completed for the Dineh Chamber of Commerce which has been founded by Heather Fleming (Catapult Design) & Al Henderson (UNM Gallup). The launch of the brand and their website can be seen here.

Logo Design completed for a new funded program by Capacity Builders from Farmington, NM. Earth Mother Agricultural Initiative is a program that provides technical assistance to small-scale farmers in the eastern portion of the Shiprock Agency, Navajo Nation, located primarily in San Juan County, New Mexico.

Branding Element created for a workshop event held in Shiprock, NM by Catapult Design & other various sponsors. The event was geared towards helping Native American Entrepreneurs with mentoring and resources needed to succeed as an up & coming business or organization.

As a Navajo Hay Harvesting business, there is not much competition in the Four Corners area. But to make sure their business stood out anyway, a Logo and business card that represents them as “The only Navajo Contractors for Hay Harvesting” was created.

Dibé Nitsaa Creative was contacted by then Executive Director, Elvira Largie on consulting for their School logo. The old logo was refined rather than completely reinventing the logo, the Diné hunter/warrior as the school’s logo.