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"Our People, Our Recovery" T-Shirt Size:XS She grew up in Alberta

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"Our People, Our Recovery" T-Shirt Size:XS She grew up in AlbertaAbout this Design: This was designed by Manuelito Animations and is rooted in smudging, a practice used to clear negative energy Inspired by Thundermaker's motto, "Our People, Our Recovery," we sought to capture the essence of cultural preservation and healing. As an all Native owned animation studio, collaborated with our in house designer and head animator to bring this vision to life. Manuelito Animations is committed to fostering a brighter future

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She grew up in Alberta and Saskatchewan and now lives and works on Sumas and Matsqui First Nation Territory

Bada Jean is a painter working with acrylic

Artist Bio: Bada Jean is a Nêhiyaw (Cree)

spray paint and traditional materials

As an all-Native-owned animation studio

"Our People, Our Recovery" T-Shirt Size:XS She grew up in AlbertaAbout this Design: This was designed by Manuelito Animations and is rooted in smudging, a practice used to clear negative energy Inspired by Thundermaker's motto, "Our People, Our Recovery," we sought to capture the essence of cultural preservation and healing. As an all Native owned animation studio, collaborated with our in house designer and head animator to bring this vision to life. Manuelito Animations is committed to fostering a brighter future

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