BuffaloHyde Creative

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

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 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,

BannocknBears new logo drop! Give them a follow on Instagram.

We worked with them on a new logo and they gave us three bears for our kids and niece. Support family owned businesses. 🧸

https://www.instagram.com/bannocknbears?igsh=MW5lZjNiaDZpazR2Zg==

Ally’s Ribbons 🎀 🪶✨

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

Ally’s Ribbons 🎀 ✨🪶

Han Mitakuyapi!

Amia Goodwill, Okimaw Piyesis Sko/Oyate Luta win is very honored to serve as the Head Young Lady Dancer for 2024 Manito Ahbee Festival and Powwow. Amia is Dakota, Nakoda, Oglala Lakota, and Cree. She comes from Tatanka Najin Oyate and Oceanman First Nation located in southern Saskatchewan, and is an enrolled member of the Oglala Lakota Nation in Pine Ridge SD.

Amia has two younger siblings, Itoncha and Ivy. She is the eldest daughter of Darwin and Amanda Goodwill. Her paternal grandparents are Byron and Nellie Goodwill, and her maternal grandparents are the Late Yvette Ewalk-GoodEagle (Thomas Goodeagle) and Steve Hermanyhorses. Amia has a big family including all her Hunka relatives across Canada and the US that she loves very much and is thankful for all the love and support that she receives.

Amia enjoys dancing both styles of the Jingle dress category and she continues to carry on her Late Kunsi’s memory. She respects the responsibility that this dress and dance come with; it brings her family so much pride seeing her in the dance circle having fun. Amia is also the current Tatanka Najin Wacipi Jr Princess for 2023-2024 and is doing her best to represent her community all over Indian country and invites you all to the 2024 Tatanka Najin Wacipi in August!

Pidaunyapi ye, we thank you all!

Indian Horse Relay is back at the 19th Annual Manito Ahbee Festival! This year, we are proud to join Assiniboia Downs for thoroughbred racing kickoff on Monday, May 20th!

Broadcast to over 15 countries and homes across the globe including 30 million in the US, 11 million in Australia, 203 locations in Mexico, and available online to all residents of Canada, this is a show you won't want to miss!

Everyone is welcome to attend free of charge. See you at the Festival!


Elite Indian Relay Association Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs

The Norman Chief Memorial Dancers were founded in 2004 in memory of the late Norman Chief, a Manitoba musician, singer, and entertainer. The Norman Chief Dancers' primary purpose is to promote and develop community spirit through traditional style Métis music and dance. The team dances at fundraising events in communities throughout Manitoba to further promote Indigenous culture and heritage.

Reminder!! Only 4 more days to enter 📣📣📣

The National Screen Institute - Canada (NSI) and the province of Manitoba are proud to present the Spirit Visions 48 Hour Film Challenge!

Teams of 2 will have 48 hours to write, shoot and edit a short film. This year's theme is Boys With Braids - this awareness campaign aims to restore and revitalize awareness of why men and boys keep their hair long. Rules can be found here: https://www.manitoahbee.com/events/spiritvisions/48hourfilmchallenge

Prizes:
1st - $1200.00
2nd - $1100.00
3rd - $1000.00

Important Dates:
Registration opens Monday, April 22, 2024
Deadline to apply: Thursday, May 2, 2024 at 10pm CST
Challenge: May 2 – May 5, 2024
Winners Announced: May 17, 2024
Join us on May 18 at the Ignite Our Spirit stage for a showcase of winning films!

To register, please visit: https://www.manitoahbee.com/events/spiritvisions/48hourfilmchallenge/registration

See you at the Festival!

Red River Co-op presents the Manito Ahbee Tipi Raising Contest!

The MAF Tipi Raising Contest will again be hosted at the Red River Ex on the outskirts of Winnipeg, MB Canada in Treaty No.1 Territory, Friday, May 17, 2024 starting at 3:00PM at the Ignite Our Spirit stage area.

Rules:
~Fastest time complete set UP ONLY takes home the top prize
~(4) persons per team (18 years and older)
~Teams are responsible to take down tipis once completed

Good to know:
~Tickets will need to be purchased to participate - free parking on the East Side entrance
~Bring gloves (if needed) water bottles (water tanks will be on site if you need to refill)
~Dress for the weather
~There are bleachers for spectators
~This contest has the right to cancel due to weather

You gotta be fast for this one - please bring your cheering squad!!! Registration is now open at https://www.manitoahbee.com/events/tipiraisingcontest or for more info, email [email protected]

The National Screen Institute - Canada (NSI) and the province of Manitoba are proud to present the Spirit Visions 48 Hour Film Challenge!

Teams of 2 will have 48 hours to write, shoot and edit a short film. This year's theme is Boys With Braids - this awareness campaign aims to restore and revitalize awareness of why men and boys keep their hair long. Rules can be found here: https://www.manitoahbee.com/events/spiritvisions/48hourfilmchallenge

Prizes:
1st - $1200.00
2nd - $1100.00
3rd - $1000.00

Important Dates:
Registration opens Monday, April 22, 2024
Deadline to apply: Thursday, May 2, 2024 at 10pm CST
Challenge: May 2 – May 5, 2024
Winners Announced: May 17, 2024
Join us on May 18 at the Ignite Our Spirit stage for a showcase of winning films!

To register, please visit: https://www.manitoahbee.com/events/spiritvisions/48hourfilmchallenge/registration

See you at the Festival!

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In 1860, George Kipling, a Metis guide from the Red River Settlement, led 3 American scientist north to Cumberland house to observe an eclipse. Due to poor weather on the trip, in-fighting between the scientists, and a clouds on the day of the eclipse, they did not fully observe what they set out for. “Eclipse morning. Cloudy till eclipse was ¾ way through.”

"Their scientific instruments may have failed them, but the birch bark canoe kept the American scientists safe and the pemmican kept them alive. And maybe the image of bickering professionals asleep at the bottom of a canoe as their guides paddled through the night invites some reconsideration of what scientific labor is, and who performs it. And of whose expertise, technologies, and resources here on Earth have helped enable our scientific discoveries, even when they’re focused on a celestial body over 93 million miles away."
- Josh Levy, Historian of Science and Technology in the Library’s Manuscript Division.

The Manito Ahbee Festival is pleased to announce the Manitoba Indigenous Cultural Education Centre’s MONSTER BINGO, is back May long weekend at the Assiniboia Downs!

Get your lucky dabbers out and support the MICEC’s vital programs and services. Don't forget to stop by the MAF Powwow, Indigenous Marketplace, Red Road Runway, Ignite Our Spirit Stage, and more next door at the Red River Exhibition Park.

Advance and early bird tickets are on sale now - see https://www.micec.com/monster-bingo for more details.

SAVE THE DATE! This year's Jig n Jam is on Sunday, May 19, 2024 (not Saturday as previously mentioned - whoops!).

We had a great time last year, and this year is going to be even better! See you at the Festival.

The Metis gained a such a large reputation for their specific style of beadwork that to some, they were known as “The Flower Beadwork People”.

Using both beads & embroidery, the Metis People created beautiful works of art based on the life and connectedness that the natural world offers us. Pieces that tell a story, from seed to fruit to periods of rest. Often designs are asymmetrical, but still balanced.

With the same handcrafted dedication, authenticity, and teachings from our ancestors 200+ years ago, we will work with you to create your own meaningful story to share.

https://www.buffalohyde.com/fleurr

It's time!!! Grab your bingo dabbers and lucky charms because it's almost time for MICEC's bi-annual Monster Bingo! Tickets are now on sale with your community sellers and of course, right here at 119 Sutherland Avenue!

As always, we accept cash, credit, debit, cheque, and EMT to [email protected] (contact us for more details).

We hope to see you at the Assiniboia Downs on May 18th, 2024 for MICEC's Monster Bingo, in conjunction with Manito Ahbee Festival! 🤎

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Manitoba come out and support the team.

Aaniin/Tanisi
MICEC is proud to announce our Annual Monster Bingo on October 21st, 2023 at Assiniboia Downs! Tickets on sale now!

Come by our office at 119 Sutherland Avenue, Winnipeg to buy your tickets! Our staff are happy to answer any questions through email at [email protected], or give us a call at 204-942-0228. We accept cash, credit, debit, and now E-Transfer.

Contact MICEC or Assiniboia Downs directly, or any of our community sellers to buy tickets:
• Winnipeg: Trevor 204-783-2494 or 204-451-1325
• Winnipeg: Meranda 204-990-6309
• Winnipeg: Alanna 204-232-3956
• Winnipeg: Helen 431-335-8350
• Pine Falls (& Winnipeg): George 431-997-1567
• Thompson: Rose 204-679-4250
• Selkirk: Linda 204-492-6002
• Hodgson: Reta 204-308-0165
• Brokenhead: Carl Smith 204-485-5616

We hope to see you soon!

Three Wyndi’s Healing is very happy to share our new logo!! And sign for the lodge area 😊

Our logo is a vision we had ❤️ we like to thank Buffalo Hyde for completion!

Create visually engaging graphic and media art to empower Indigenous voices and promote self-determination.

Through visual media that reflects the diversity and beauty of our culture, celebrate with designs that have a positive impact on our communities.

Email [email protected] to begin the creative conversation, or message us here on facebook

Services — BuffaloHyde Creative concepts and designs from the heart work of our relatives Our services. Graphic Design From logo design, to building your business or personal brand, we can help! We do print and illustration design and formatting, whether you are a corporate leader or a community leader, let us help you with your c...

Happy National Indigenous Peoples Day 2023 from BuffaloHyde Creative. As a Cree-Metis owned business, we take today to celebrate with our relatives, community, and nations. 🦬
-Dee & Jordan

Tansi, Hello!

We invite you to check out our total webpage redesign at www.BuffaloHyde.com !

We are super excited to share this small business initiative with our community. Collaborate with us! Reach out to BuffaloHyde today to discuss your service needs and let us craft digital work tailored just for you. Together, we'll bring your ideas to life and help you leave a lasting impression!

Ekosi, Maarsii

BuffaloHyde Creative 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

BuffaloHyde Creative has been selected as finalist for
𝗗𝗿𝗮𝗴𝗼𝗻'𝘀 𝗤𝘂𝗲𝘀𝘁 𝗕𝘂𝘀𝗶𝗻𝗲𝘀𝘀 𝗣𝗹𝗮𝗻 𝗖𝗼𝗺𝗽𝗲𝘁𝗶𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻

We kindly ask that friends, family, and community who are registered delegates and attending Vision Quest this Thursday, May 18th 2023 to come cheer us on at the Dragon's Quest competition (11 am) as we present our business plan live in front of judges and a delegate audience

We thank everyone who has supported BuffaloHyde Creative start-up over the past few months as we continue to grow into the future

- Jordan & Diandre