BuffaloHyde Creative

BuffaloHyde Creative Indigenous & family-owned Graphic Design business in Treaty #1 WPG MB. Print Layout, Motion Graphics, Logos. Grassroots friendly. 🦬

We are a small family in Winnipeg MB that seen a gap in the Indigenous digital world for graphic design and video marketing services. Those who know how to work within First Nations communities, are familiar with non-profit and government programming fields, and open to create anything that is Indigenous friendly relating to digital design and content, to print materials, video services and more.

We understand colonial injustices and equity gaps when it comes to working with our Indigenous peoples, not just in Canada but in Turtle Island. We will work with anyone from consultation to product/service delivery, from one time logos to long term projects. BuffaloHyde Creative knows we can lead our own economic growth in our communities and be able to support each other into the next seven generations. Who we are:
Jordan Skipper (Metis) and Diandre Thomas-Hart (Cree) and their daughter Binesi, are so happy to be working and creating together. Jordan and Diandre are both very active in Winnipeg's Indigenous community and aim to be good mentors for our young people, to showcase how healthy relationships work, and how Indigenous entrepreneurs can succeed.

01/11/2025

Announcing our Spring Equinox market!! Applications for makers will open on Sunday January 12 and close on Sunday January 26.

Visit our website for the application!

12/21/2024

Winter Solstice - the day of shortest daylight - is a time to rest, share space with one another, and to prepare for longer days ahead. Winter Solstice is an opportunity to reflect on the events of the year, to gather around the fire's warmth and give thanks for our many blessings.

The Manito Ahbee Board and Staff honor this time of reflection and thank everyone for the support.

12/16/2024

Today marks the 9th anniversary of the release of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's final report. EleV is committed to supporting our partners in advancing reconciliation through systemic change in education and employment and embedding Indigenous languages, cultures, and worldviews into these systems. We must all support Indigenous-led transformation because it supports success for Indigenous youth

Visit the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation's website to read the full report.

Mastercard Foundation

12/15/2024

What a special project that we got to work on with some truly amazing people, doing amazing work in the community!

BuffaloHyde Creative worked with the Pitâw Mīno Muskiki Indigenous Handmade Market on their new logo & branding identity. We wanted to reflect on the journey that creators, entrepreneur's, families, and the community go through when preparing for a big event. A brand that reflects on the hard and heart work that goes into each and every product.

If you are in Winnipeg today, Sunday December 15th you should check out the Market at Union Station today!

Awesome way to promote culture, and such a cool music video by CBC Kids! Incredible work!We were happy to be approached ...
11/12/2024

Awesome way to promote culture, and such a cool music video by CBC Kids! Incredible work!

We were happy to be approached to design the 'Grand Entry' logo that you see in the video and on their tshirts! This was a quick turnaround project but we are impressed to see the results.

Natasha Fisher sings this Rex Smallboy original to celebrate Indigenous culture featuring Metis Jigging, Inuk Drum Dancing, Smoke Dancing, Fancy Dancing and ...

Our website is back up again, check it out:
10/21/2024

Our website is back up again, check it out:

Based in Winnipeg, Mb but offering services anywhere, BuffaloHyde Creative is a Cree-Metis owned Graphic Design & Digital Creative business offering services to individuals, creators, artists & businesses to take the stress off of making your brand look good. Services Include: Graphic Design

li toneur de la tayr (michif: land thunder). Design is inspired by the buffalo's resilience: from struggle and near exti...
07/04/2024

li toneur de la tayr (michif: land thunder). Design is inspired by the buffalo's resilience: from struggle and near extinction to thriving, growing populations. It draws parallels to many of our Indigenous nations and peoples over the last 100+ years, but the final message is the same: We are still here. The unhidden Buffalo shakes the earth with each step. The florals transition from faded, hidden and in the background to bursting with colour and full of life: A celebration of our peoples presence & strength.

Artwork commissioned by EleV Indigenous & Mastercard Foundation to Celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day. EleV recognizes that Indigenous youth are the youngest, fastest growing population in the country and the leaders and agents of change for their communities and the country as a whole.. See less

06/21/2024

The Buffalo is resurgent, shaking the earth with each step. On we honour Indigenous history and culture with art by BuffaloHyde Creative, that embodies resilience and strength. The florals transition from the background, bursting with colour and full of life, a celebration of Indigenous peoples' presence & strength.

Mastercard Foundation

Taansi! We wanted to share some of our recent work and thank our early supporters, we appreciate being part of your entr...
06/17/2024

Taansi! We wanted to share some of our recent work and thank our early supporters, we appreciate being part of your entrepreneurial journey in helping create logos for community initiatives and small businesses working within Canada or the Treaty One Territories. Let us help you create your next logo or design project. Please check out our friends and support their work! .miigwan.creations Wyndi’s Healing aka helping others aka Lyle Gabriel,

Ally’s Ribbons 🎀 🪶✨
06/05/2024

Ally’s Ribbons 🎀 🪶✨

&&&& The final logo that will be showcased everywhere thanks too BuffaloHyde Creative 🥹🙌🏽 I’m in lovvvve!💕

Ally’s Ribbons 🎀 ✨🪶
06/05/2024

Ally’s Ribbons 🎀 ✨🪶

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Isidore Zastre Reel recorded by Louis Lafreniere & The Rhythm Rouges My 3rd Great Grandmother, Genevieve Zastre was the daughter of the French-Canadian* Hudson Bay Company voyageur Louis Gonzague Zastre and his Metis wife, Angelique Parisian. She married Pierre Allarie from the Parish of Baie St. Paul in 1858. They had a son- Napoleon Allarie- who married Marie Rose Piche, Metis grandaughter of one of the original Granttown families. Their wedding was witnessed by Napoleons uncle-Genevieves younger brother, Isidore Zastre. Isidore was a Manitoba champion of Jigging and Fiddle playing, and I can only imagine any Metis wedding where he was in attendance was one to remember! As for the recording itself: In doing family research and coming across information about Isidore's famed talents, and given lots of jigs/metis fiddle reels are often named after its composer I decided to search on Google "Isidore Zastre Reel Metis Jigging Fiddle"...No results. A search through Microsoft Bing however did bring up an Ebay Listing, from Australia of all places - A vinyl record called "Louis Lafreniere & The Rhythm Rouges". A picture of a Red River Cart Wheel displayed as the cover art of the LP. Sure enough, flipped over on the track listing-Side 2, track 4- Isidore Zastre Reel. Purchased and shipped as quickly as I could get my hands on it. The record has no label, studio, production notes other than listing the members of the band. No year listed on the record either but my guess would be the 1960's or 70's. Louis Lafreniere is a grandson of Isidore Zastre. * Louis Gonzague Zastre was by birth technically a French-Canadian, however the origins of the Zastre lineage in Canada isnt so straight-forward. Louis Gonzg. father was Jean Andre Sasse, a Hessian (German State) Soldier. The Hessian were a hired army by the British Empire, and brought to North America in during the American Revolution. Afterword's, handfuls of Hessian soldiers decided to stay in British North America, speci

li toneur de la tayr (michif: land thunder). Design is inspired by the buffalo's resilience: from struggle and near extinction to thriving, growing populations. It draws parallels to many of our Indigenous nations and peoples over the last 100+ years, but the final message is the same: We are still here. The unhidden Buffalo shakes the earth with each step. The florals transition from faded, hidden and in the background to bursting with colour and full of life: A celebration of our peoples presence & strength on National Indigenous Peoples Day. Thank you to EleV Indigenous & Mastercard Foundation. EleV recognizes that Indigenous youth are the youngest, fastest growing population in the country and the leaders and agents of change for their communities and the country as a whole.. #NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay #metis #michif #IndigenousLanguages

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