The Artwork

The logo is a vibrant, symbolic, and modern design that blends Indigenousinspired artistry with themes of prosperity, resilience, and community. At the center is a Mi’kmaq star designed like stainless glass to represent the strength and beauty of our land. The top of the logo is a stylized plant/tree sprout emerging upward, symbolizing growth, renewal, and resilience. Its design has a symmetrical, traditional aesthetic that I aim for in my style of art.

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Journal
Journal of Aboriginal Economic Development
Published
2025-12-31
DOI
https://doi.org/10.29173/jaed553
Primary Topic
Art Education and Development
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The Artwork

Natasha Root
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Art Education and Development
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The Artwork

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Abstract

The logo is a vibrant, symbolic, and modern design that blends Indigenousinspired artistry with themes of prosperity, resilience, and community. At the center is a Mi’kmaq star designed like stainless glass to represent the strength and beauty of our land. The top of the logo is a stylized plant/tree sprout emerging upward, symbolizing growth, renewal, and resilience. Its design has a symmetrical, traditional aesthetic that I aim for in my style of art.

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