Chad Yellowjohn had the opportunity to work with other entrepreneurs, artists, campaigns. With some projects he gained the knowledge to designing characters for animators. Yellowjohn collaborated with musical artists and campaigns, with Yellowjohn's artistic ability, and their vision, he brought it to reality.
Below you will find galleries of each foundation, artist, designer, Yellowjohn has collaborated with (along with their website).
We take pride in our culture, our community, our story, and our products. We design and craft high quality cosmetics, makeup brushes, lashes, and so much more. Our products are not only beautiful but more importantly, affordable. Every person should be able to look and feel their best, while still being able to afford beautifully crafted items.
We take pride in our culture, our community, our story, and our products. We design and craft high quality cosmetics, makeup brushes, lashes, and so much more. Our products are not only beautiful but more importantly, affordable. Every person should be able to look and feel their best, while still being able to afford beautifully crafted items.
First Citizen is a street wear brand based out of Seattle, WA. Founded in 2019 by Burdette Birdinground and Devin Gros Ventre of the Crow Tribe. Native owned and repping for Indigenous People’s. The brand designs clothing for Natives on the rural roads to the urban streets. First Citizen dons the war bonnet logo, designed by J. Chavez (@stormcloud72), to proudly represent the image of Native Americans. No mascots or no other meaning than Native Pride.
First Citizen is a street wear brand based out of Seattle, WA. Founded in 2019 by Burdette Birdinground and Devin Gros Ventre of the Crow Tribe. Native owned and repping for Indigenous People’s. The brand designs clothing for Natives on the rural roads to the urban streets. First Citizen dons the war bonnet logo, designed by J. Chavez (@stormcloud72), to proudly represent the image of Native Americans. No mascots or no other meaning than Native Pride.
NDN Collective is an Indigenous-led organization dedicated to building Indigenous power. Through organizing, activism, philanthropy, grantmaking, capacity-building and narrative change, we are creating sustainable solutions on Indigenous terms.
NDN Collective is an Indigenous-led organization dedicated to building Indigenous power. Through organizing, activism, philanthropy, grantmaking, capacity-building and narrative change, we are creating sustainable solutions on Indigenous terms.
Jaime Luis Gomez (Shoshone) American rapper, songwriter, actor and DJ, best known as a member of the musical group The Black Eyed Peas.
Jaime Luis Gomez (Shoshone) American rapper, songwriter, actor and DJ, best known as a member of the musical group The Black Eyed Peas.
Score composer / multiinstrumentalist inquiries: contact@oliviakomahcheet.com
Always Protect against Evil (Muwekma) Hip-Hop Artist
K lookinghorse is a contemporary brand that honors the designer’s heritage with an aestic specific to her tiospaye family. Her signature symbols, three lines Horizontal pays homage to the past, present and future. As a mother, designer, artist, and tribal citizen, Kayla lookinghorse has forged her own path by creating and recreating traditional garments with a contemporary edge.
A Collaboration with Kayla Lookinghorse
Vectored by Chad L Yellowjohn, Design by Kayla Looking Horse
K lookinghorse is a contemporary brand that honors the designer’s heritage with an aestic specific to her tiospaye family. Her signature symbols, three lines Horizontal pays homage to the past, present and future. As a mother, designer, artist, and tribal citizen, Kayla lookinghorse has forged her own path by creating and recreating traditional garments with a contemporary edge.
Cara Romero is a Chemehuevi photographer from the United States. She is known for her dramatic digital photography that examines Indigenous life through a contemporary lens.
The Colorado River Sustainability Campaign (CRSC) serves to provide support, capacity, and coordination to conservation groups’ efforts to ensure that the Colorado River, its tributaries, and its Delta sustain Tribes that have lived in the basin for millennia, healthy and diverse populations of fish and wildlife, and outstanding recreational opportunities, while providing water to support resilient communities, business, and agriculture.
Funding for the CRSC comes from family foundations that share an interest in healthy rivers and the broader landscapes through which they flow.
Its basin includes seven states, two countries, 30 federally recognized Tribes, and 11 national parks. It provides vital habitat for wildlife and is home to 30 native fish species, two-thirds of which are threatened or endangered, and more than 400 bird species.
The Colorado River Sustainability Campaign (CRSC) serves to provide support, capacity, and coordination to conservation groups’ efforts to ensure that the Colorado River, its tributaries, and its Delta sustain Tribes that have lived in the basin for millennia, healthy and diverse populations of fish and wildlife, and outstanding recreational opportunities, while providing water to support resilient communities, business, and agriculture.
Animation Direction by Aaron Jay Babla, based on illustrations by Chad Yellowjohn. The film is a Calling the Shots production for the Arts and Humanities Research Council supported by BBC Arts Culture in Quarantine
Animation Direction by Aaron Jay Babla, based on illustrations by Chad Yellowjohn. The film is a Calling the Shots production for the Arts and Humanities Research Council supported by BBC Arts Culture in Quarantine
Avatar Creations for Executive Director, Kim Peone