Brian Skeet Design

08/27/2024

YES!!!!

The Arizona Office of Tourism has created a new brand that aims to represent all of the Grand Canyon State.

08/15/2024

Human-Centered Design is widely acknowledged for its limitations in inclusivity, particularly in understanding the diverse perspectives, thought processes, and design inspirations of marginalized communities. Through a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts, Catapult Design partnered with In...

05/06/2024

My condolences to the family and friends, please share and contribute if you can.

Today, we mourn the loss of a remarkable man, Tyrone Thompson– a cheris… Catrina Alberts needs your support for Funeral and Memorial Costs for Tyrone Thompson

04/09/2024

04/06/2024

This one right here! Like I told the Senior Editor of ASU Turning Points Magazine Taylor Notah, who ever has the opportunity to work with and/or hire Lucy is lucky to have her.

I am Lucilla (Lucy) Taryole, and I am both of the Kiowa tribe and the Mvskoke Creek Tribe.

I am a Junior studying Animation (particularly 3D Animation) underneath the Herberger Institute of Design and the Arts.

A fun fact about me is that I created the t-shirt design for the Office of American Indian Initiatives for the Doing Research in Indigenous Communities conference.

My future artistic career goals are to create Indigenous artwork that mixes both a modern style with contemporary styles. My forms of mediums vary in different areas such as digital illustrative work, paint work, 3D artwork, and graphic design.

I hope my artwork creates an inspirational take for the Indigenous community. Whether it be through publication (Turning Points Magazine), academia or just for fun!

Another fun fact is that I love cats. :)

I decided to join the Labriola team because of the amount of community engagement that happens here. The engagement of people is what I aim to strive for. Getting involved with others on a large scale to help encourage a positive growing community for the indigenous people is something I’d like to participate in as I am going through college. Labriola houses a plethora of literature based in Indigenous culture. I want to take my position here as an opportunity to educate myself on more Indigenous knowledge, history and culture. Very excited to contribute and hopefully expand my skill set in a very engaging community!



Welcome, Lucy, to the Labriola National American Indian Data Center at Hayden Library!

04/06/2024

Sharing info from AISES on their Indigenous Coders program for the 2024-2025 school year. This is a two-semester course.

The deadline to apply is April 12

For more information, to see if your high school is eligible, and to apply, click the link https://www.aises.org/indigenous-coders

03/19/2024

Looking for some Graphic Design jobs/projects, DM me. I'll be slowing down my current freelance and starting a new chapter in my Design Career.

03/15/2024

So did Apple give the Display Port the boot? Had to switch from my Display Port 4.1 to a USB-C Port for my monitor to get the 60 hertz refresh rate.

02/29/2024

Too much CalFire IMO, but some really great shots of fire activity and some Hotshot POV. I really enjoyed my experience as a hotshot. Being in nature and seeing fire at it's most raw form. I didn't enjoy the off the fireline issues that festered, ie no access to health insurance as a "seasonal" or after, substance abuse, sexual assault, etc. I hope more documentaries shed light on these issues in this industry.

HOTSHOT - the film that the Chicago Tribune calls "astonishing...terrifying and enlightening" is now available on Amazon Prime Video, Apple, Vudu, and Google...

02/21/2024

01/27/2024

I’m looking forward to this conversation! Hats off to ASU Turning Points Magazine for the work they do and to the work that Dr. Wade is doing.

UPDATE: links for those that want to participate virtually are provided below.

Event livestream (with no submission of comment functionality): https://news.asu.edu/asulive

Livestream via Zoom webinar (with Q&A functionality for question submission): http://links.asu.edu/WadeCampbell

Mark your calendars, Sun Devils!

Resharing this upcoming event featuring Dr. Wade Campbell, a Diné archaeologist at Boston University who will be presenting his research on archaeology of northern Arizona ca. 1600 to the present focusing in particular on integrating Diné histories into the interpretation of “defensive” sites on the Navajo Nation.

The talk is Friday, February 2nd at 1:30 PM in COOR 4403. More info ⬇️: