If art imitates life, Eunique Yazzie's palette is one that breathes new life and purpose into the arts and culture community; she is a poet and storyteller with the Mujeres Del Sol collective; on the board of Roosevelt Row CDC; an artist, muralist and illustrator working out of downtown Phoenix; and owner of euniQue Design. She has worked with the Obama Foundation, and has worked for The Colorado
Plateau Foundation, Native Americans Business Incubator Network, and Performance in the Borderlands as a workshop and arts curator. In her professional career she has joined creative teams to technically engage momentum in brand and digital advertisement with PetSmart, AZ Republic Media, NAU and ASU. With her focus being in advocacy she has completed branding projects for Phoenix Indian Center, National Urban Indian Family Coalition, Washington State Indian Education Association, Native Vote, Black Mesa Water Coalition, SmokeFire Media, PODER in Action and many other social advocate organizations. Eunique – who grew up in Flagstaff, South Dakota and Chinle, Arizona, on the Navajo Nation – brings cultural perspective and appreciation to her work and activism. Eunique Yazzie is from the Navajo Nation and has been in the design industry for 18+ years. Her career timeline has honed her technical skill, challenged perspectives and established her artistic dimensions. As a poet, storyteller, and owner of Eunique Design LLC, she creates impact on cultural initiatives. Pivoting towards tech, she is now focusing on design systems for media assets and creative workflow.
