We create custom design work based in the Ojibwe and woodland tradition that tells a story. We know the power of having beautiful art that also can teach. Featured here are a few of our projects. Please contact us to discuss your logo, custom projects, and other graphic needs.
Custom Designs
Pollinator's Mural
"The Pollinators Mural celebrates the relationship between plants and pollinators. The powerful work Children's Dental Services provides reflects this system of care.
I signed the mural with syllabics saying Gizhawenimin or "you are loved" as Love is really the core value driving our community work. The love for our environment, justice, and each other."
When Native people are at the table we bring our perspective which is much broader and older than the short 160 years since logging hit our forests. This was a difficult but incredible process. We are really proud of this project. " -Giizh
Art installations at both Grand Casino Mille Lacs and Hinckley locations.
YMCA Custom T-Shirts
Minnesota Flag Finalist
MN Announces the six finalists for the flag and our designer Howes' art is one of the finalists up for public comment now! Drawn from an Ojibwe loom design, Howes created the Northern star and beloved woods or our homelands. To truly represent Minnesota, Howes added 11 yellow stripes for the tribal nations and white stripes for the 87 counties of our state.
Mural on the new Fond du Lac Child Care building, installation with DSGW architects and FDL Band.
Mazini-Miikana (Painted Trail) Mural at Spring Board for the Arts
On a steamy 98 degree day, over 24 volunteers, 4 youth hired artists, and Heart Berry’s Giizh Agaton Howes created the Mazini-Miikana (Painted Trail) a large scale mural on theSpingboard for the Artsbuilding in St Paul. Colorfully painted with trillium, berries, our beloved wild rice, oak leaves, and the vine that connects all covers the entrance to this dynamic artist hub.
Protect ICWA Initiative
Heart Berry has teamed up with Biidaabin's Amelia Legarde, the ICWA Law Center to bring a Protect ICWA initiative to light. At Heart Berry we are committed to using our platform to support Movement through art and action. With your help, we raised $7,580.98 that was donated directly to the ICWA Law Center.
Cemetery Restoration
The disturbed cemetery along Highway 23 in Northern Minnesota continues to be restored and preserved led by the work of the Fond du Lac Band. Landscape architects Urban Ecosystems worked with Heart Berry to create a stone marker for the retaining wall marking permanently this site and preventing further disturbance of our relatives.
Fond du Lac Language Building
Art installation with ARI architecture and FDL Band
Minnesota Native News MPR Custom Art
Native Land TIFO
Working with the amazing Wonderwall volunteers and leadership of Andrew Bruski and Jim Christ we painted this 40 foot banner to unfurl at the game opening! It was a surprise reveal and we were on pins and needles. As Native land advocates and avid soccer fans this was the dream day.
We raised over $7,500 for Wakan Tipiwith our Native Land T's as well as drawing eyes to Native land restoration, powerful collaborations, and changing the narratives around imagery. It has been a wild year for Heart Berry! We cannot wait to see what's next.
Mount Royal Library Mural
Libraries are one of the great equalizers where everyone has access to stories. As an avid reader and library goer Heart Berry Artist Howes jumped at the chance to bring Ojibwe Art to the library “We grew up going to the library and have always brought our kids to the library. Stories are so powerful. They form our values, they reflect who we are, and the love that is transferred through storytelling is a deep bond”
In our collaboration with Eighth Generation we have created over 8 custom blanket projects.
We can wholesale or create custom work for your shop, business, tribal entity, or project.
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