Tran Creative creates the new brand identity for IHAWC, a Native-led organization for Tribes in the surrounding region of Utah. IHAWC’s mission is to improve the lives of Indigenous people by providing service, strengthening community, and promoting health and wellness. The new logo is crafted with letter i, H, Hawk spreading its wings.
Tran Creative creates the new brand identity for REZONATE, a Tribal relations firm dedicated to providing comprehensive and effective services to clients seeking to establish and maintain positive relationships with Tribal communities. Range of services includes: Fractional Hiring, Tribal Consultation, Government Relations, Cultural Sensitivity Training, Economic Development, Regulatory Compliance, Community Engagement.
The new logo is crafted with thoughtful execution and meanings. It shows problem solving skills, strategically putting the pieces together to fit. The left shape and the right shape reciprocates, resonates with each other to form a cohesive R – symbolic with the working relationship between REZONATE and its clients. The brand elements, graphics and patterns are created by using shapes from the logo mark. Gold is for the gold standard, excellence in service. Purple is for dedication and loyalty.
The Healing Lodge of the Seven Nations is a 45-bed adolescent residential chemical dependency treatment center in Spokane Valley, WA for males and females ages 13-17. The Healing Lodge is a consortium effort started by Colville Tribes, Spokane Tribe, Kalispel Tribe, Kootenai Tribe, Coeur d’Alene Tribe, Nez Perce Tribe, and Tribes of the Umatilla. The work done by The Healing Lodge strengthens families, empowers communities, and ultimately saves lives.
Tran Creative creates a new awareness campaign for the Grand Opening of a beautiful new family & wellness health clinic: posters, flyers, merchandise, e-invite website.
Tran Creative creates the new Brand Identity for Kos K’uuyam means “Rainbow Friend” in Takelma, the traditional language of the Takelma people, found in the Northwest. The new logo captures K, trees, mountains, rainbow and embraces the mentality that people and nature are all important in an ecosystem, development and health of society, a unique perspective in consulting and planning. New website coming soon…
Tran Creative creates the new brand identity for BiiNi, an online store for Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa in North Dakota. For the new logo, we incorporated the B & N, Turtle, Mountain. We also created poster art for merchandise, t-shirts, bags…
For the 9th consecutive year, Tran Creative designed the new calendar for the Coeur d’Alene Tribe. This year, tribal members took photos of summer and submitted for the calendar. We can always use more summer and sunshine around here, specially on this cold wintery day.
2020 Coeur d’Alene Tribe Calendar
NEW DESIGN – We’ve been working with the Coeur d’Alene Tribe for 7 consecutive years on the calendar project. This year’s theme is water. For design execution, our designers utilized watercolor elements combined with tribal patterns to frame the photos while also allowing these gorgeous images to shine.
NEW PROJECT – Exciting news are happening for the Coeur d’Alene Tribe’s Marimn Health. We are happy to concept and design the new Community Report for our client to feature these stories.
2019 Coeur d’Alene Tribe Calendar
NEW DESIGN – We’ve been working with the Coeur d’Alene Tribe for the 6th consecutive year to design their calendars. The unique exhibits were handmade by Tribe families. We utilized of the design elements & patterns from the fabric and incorporated them into the design.
2016 Coeur d’Alene Tribe Calendar
The Coeur d’Alene Tribe has hired Tran Creative to design their Calendar for the 4th consecutive year. Clothes were handmade by Tribe families. We utilized some of the design elements & patterns from the fabric and incorporated them into the calendar design.
2016 Coeur d’Alene Tribe Calendar
The Coeur d’Alene Tribe has tasked Tran Creative with the 2016 Calendar design for a 3rd consecutive year. We thoroughly enjoy closing out the year working with the Tribe’s PR/Communications team. Happy New Year!
2015 Coeur d’Alene Tribe Calendar
Working with the Tribe PR team and photographer Jerome Pollos for several months, we were able to capture incredible stories and visuals of families in the tribe with up to 4-5 generations.
Tran Creative creates the new visual identity and website with a portal of training videos for Moneta Institute: provides training resources in accounting for Tribes across the US. The New Logo captures: letter M, digital/online network, connection and the accounting tree. The branches represent connection with users. The trunk contains the flow of information, providing good health and strength so everything can flourish.
Visit the new site at: monetainstitute.com.
KOSO has extensive experience in every aspect of tribal government administration with over 40 years of government experience for specialities in training and consulting. The New Logo captures: K, ignition of inspiration where ideas are sparked, fostered, nurtured, grown to solutions by problem solving. Our creative team incorporated the K into KOSO brand tribal pattern to add flavors onto brand assets.
Tran Creative creates the new visual identity for Tribal Resource Alliance, providing resources for tribes in the US: tribal councils and government advising, tribal business management, finance, accounting, tribal audits, public relations, communications, software, IT support, and program development. The new logo captures: letter T, R, A, tribal pattern all connected together. New website launching soon.
Tran Creative creates a new identity and public health campaign for the Colville Tribes, WA. The new logo captures: tribal, C for Colville, 12 tribes of Colville and 7 pillars (Seven Directions is the Native American concepts of health and well-being not only include an individual’s physical and mental health, but the person’s emotional and spiritual health. It encompasses everything that exists, it refers to the directionality of north, south, east, west, up, down and center).
We also created a new website to provide resources for tribal members: StaySafeColvilleTribes.com
