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Tran Creative is working with Yakama Nation Fisheries to showcase the impact Yakama Nation Fisheries has made in honoring, preserving, and protecting Nch’i-Wa’na (Columbia River) and its tributaries. Our team researched and worked diligently to create this custom campaign to communicate the importance of Yakama Fisheries. All details were hand-drawn to capture Yakama’s culture with authenticity. The possibilities are endless with outreach assets to tell the story of the Fisheries program.
Tran Creative creates the new campaign for Tachi Yokut for Life, an initiative by the Santa Rosa Rancheria Tachi Yokut Tribe in California. The initiative is designed to help prevent substance use among Tribal members through education and awareness. We created outreach marketing assets and a website that educates Tribal members and provides statistics, tips, and resources. View project: tachiyokutforlife.com
June is Elders Awareness month. Tran Creative developed a new campaign to honor and recognize the Elders of The Yavapai-Apache Nation. We carefully crafted all the details by hand, showcasing the unique and beautiful culture of YAN. Our work emphasizes positivity and light, inspiring hope and beauty rather than fear, empowering individuals to rise above and become better versions of themselves.
Tran Creative created the new branding project for the Healing Lodge of Seven Nations, an Indigenous-focused 45-bed adolescent inpatient treatment center in Spokane Valley, WA, dedicated to serving males and females ages 13-17 who struggle with substance use, mental health, and behavioral issues.
We crafted marketing assets inspired by the Healing Hands gestures and crafted prominent Animals in Native cultures to remind individuals of their unique and divine identity. We also interviewed 34 HL7N staff members for testimonials videos.
Tran Creative has collaborated with the Lac Courte Oreilles Band of Lake Superior Ojibwe (LCO) to create the brand identity for Akawe Mashkiki Cannabis, a planned Tribal dispensary for medical cannabis. Using Ojibwe floral patterns and cannabis graphics, we created the logo, flyers, posters, and website (coming soon) that highlights Anishinaabe culture and extensive research on the cannabis industry.
Tran Creative creates the new campaign of Gambling Awareness for Yakama Nation in Washington state. Using poker chips, playing cards, and the familiar characters of Jack, Queen, and King, our creative team crafted custom tribal design/illustration and incorporated tips for responsible gambling. The new website at yakamagaming.com provides statistics, tips, resources, and posters available for download.
Tran Creative creates a new campaign celebrating the rich culture of the Lac Courte Oreilles Tribe in Wisconsin, showcasing traditional practices—dance, spear fishing, and wild rice harvesting—with Ojibwe language and floral design elements.
Tran Creative is working with Tribal Leadership Council to create all-new brand assets for the organization: conference speaker/session graphics, annual report, certificates, flyers, slide deck, presentation folder, and a new logo and brand identity for Tribal Governance Professional (TGP).
The Tribal Leadership Council is a board-governed not-for-profit organization that proudly supports Tribal leaders and executives with continuing education and provides tools to better their organizations. TLC’s primary focus is empowering leadership and promoting economic growth and prosperity for Tribal communities.
Tran Creative works with Quileute Tribe to develop the Honor the Elders campaign for the Elders Week celebration in May. We created custom hand-drawn artwork to highlight the Elders, magnificent landscape & vibrant culture of Quileute.
Tran Creative creates the new Fentanyl Awareness + Prevention campaign for Quileute Tribe. We developed the custom name “FAQ” for “Fentanyl Awareness Quileute” to give the Tribe its own unique campaign. Along with a website and other assets, we also created a comprehensive 26-page manual of all you need to know about Fentanyl. We look forward to being there to work with Tribal members in person, for-to-door, boots on the ground to address this crisis.
