BuffaloHyde Creative

07/17/2025

BuffaloHyde Creative est. Dec 2022 in Treaty No.1 Territory, Winnipeg, Manitoba. Indigenous owned media and design business run by Diandre Thomas-Hart (Cree) aka and Jordan Skipper (Red River Métis), together they form a powerhouse creative duo rooted in family, culture and art, offering Photography/Videography, Graphic Design, brand storytelling and strategic production and communications. They started BuffaloHyde with these two concepts in mind: Purpose: Ooshtaa = To Make, and Oochihtow Tootum = Nothing made without Purpose, both words in French Michif loosely translated represent our mission and values. BuffaloHyde Creative offers an Indigenous perspective into the digital world. We hold a shared worldview of Indigenous innovation to combine technology and traditional knowledge, authentic media by and for Indigenous people. With Diandre’s leadership as Executive Director/Producer, and Jordan’s eye as Creative Director, BuffaloHyde operates at the intersection of art, media and Indigenous resurgence. This work honors traditional values while pushing boundaries in modern design and content creation.

07/16/2025

Hey folks, our website is under construction for the summer while we take a web development course, good things happening. If you have an inquiry, come say hello, at:

[email protected]
Graphic Design | Photography | Videography | Digital + Print Media | Marketing | PR | Creative Production and Consultation

06/21/2025

From Diandre and Jordan, we thank you for your continued support of Indigenous owned businesses, and promoting artists. Today, June 21st; we celebrate National Indigenous People’s Day as recognized by Canada. Indigenous artists will always continue to contribute to the culture, history and identities of past present and future.

06/21/2025

Happy National Indigenous People's Day!!

Manito Ahbee Festival 20 Year Anniversary Celebration: social media, photography, videography; designed and produced by BuffaloHyde Creative.

Today, we celebrate the strength, resilience, beauty, and unity of Indigenous Peoples across Turtle Island. Expressions of culture in art, dance, & storytelling continue to inspire, empower, and uplift nations and bring people together in celebration, reflection, and joy.

The Manito Ahbee Board of Governors and Staff celebrate all Indigenous communities, nations, and people today, and every day.

06/18/2025

Congratulations to .mb on 50 Years of language revitalization and historical archival work and cultural preservation. We are happy to have designed the 50 Year logo, Ekosi for your support. Check out their centre and get your library card!

05/06/2025

Poster by BuffaloHyde Creative Director Jordan Skipper ekosi

Wab Kinew Grass Dance Vs Prairie Chicken Dance Special
Sunday May 18, 2025 at the Manito Ahbee Pow Wow
Dancers must be 18+ Years
Sponsored by the Kinew Family

Join us at the 20 Year Celebration Manito Ahbee Pow Wow and Festival, May 16-18 2025, Winnipeg Manitoba at the Red River Exhibition Park!

For more info, email [email protected]

05/05/2025

Today we honour the missing and murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and 2 Spirit relatives on the National Day of awareness and remembrance for the Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and 2SLGBTQI+ people (MMIWG2S)

The Manito Ahbee Festival Board of Governors and Staff keep their families and loved ones in our thoughts with compassion today, and always.

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!

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 ...