How Indigenous People Are Strengthening Fur Traditions In An Anti-Fur World

Magazine Cover inspired by the article How Indigenous People Are Strengthening Fur Traditions In An Anti-Fur World. An illustration of Taalrumiq, an Inuvialuit artist, holding a needle and thread. In the background, there is a woven beaded heart made from sealskin, which is inspired by Taalrumiq's Sealskin Solidarity Hearts.

Magazine cover inspired by the following article from CBC: "How Indigenous People Are Strengthening Fur Traditions In An Anti-Fur World"

The cover includes an illustration of Taalrumiq, an Inuvialuit artist who was interviewed in the article, as well as her Sealskin Solidarity Heart Pin that she created to honor Indigenous children who perished under and survived the residential school systems.

You can find Taalrumiq's online shop for her crafts at the following link. "Taalrumiq's Shop"

(NOTE: This was created as student work and is not officially affiliated with CBC.)

ARTICLE WRITER: Laura Beaulne-Stuebing

SKILLS: Magazine Cover Illustration, Page Layout, People Illustration, Typography, Visual Communication

SOFTWARE: Adobe Illustrator, Paint Tool SAI

YEAR: 2023