Visual Communication Workshop
Where Traditional Storytelling Meets Modern Design
Long before graphic design had a name, First Nations peoples were already masters of visual communication, telling stories, recording history, and sharing knowledge through pictographs etched into stone and painted across landscapes. This workshop explores that connection and celebrates Indigenous peoples as the original graphic designers.
What You'll Learn
In this hands on workshop, participants will explore the relationship between traditional First Nations pictographs and modern graphic design principles. Through visual storytelling, you'll discover how Indigenous art forms laid the foundation for the visual language we use today and how those traditions continue to influence design, branding, and communication.
Each participant will leave with their own original creation, a modern pictograph that tells their personal story, blending ancient tradition with contemporary design.
Who It's For
This workshop is available to book for:
- Schools & classrooms
- Community events & cultural gatherings
- Corporate & organizational groups
- Festivals & public programming
Book a Workshop
Bring this experience to your community. Reach out to inquire about availability, pricing, and custom programming tailored to your group.