Briceson Dennis

Description: Redesign without color. Illustrated by Briceson Dennis.

Description: Happy Pride Month! Celebrate! love is love! It's never too late to be proud of your heritage and show off your colors. This short-sleeve shirt was made for all genders. Also to tell the world that we are comfortable in our own skin. Navajo Hogan Pride is a shirt to remind us where we've come from. Reflect on how much we've grown and learned. Life does get better.

Description: Happy Pride Month! Celebrate! love is love! It's never too late to be proud of your heritage and show off your colors. This short sleeve shirt was made for all genders. Also to tell the world that we are comfortable in our own skin.

Description: Happy Pride Month! Celebrate! love is love! It's never too late to be proud of your heritage and show off your colors. This short sleeve shirt was made for all genders. Also to tell the world that we are comfortable in our own skin.

Description: Show your colors and the culture you hold.

Description: updated and framed white rabbit.

Description: A framed version of Mad Tea Party. Inspired from the classic Alice in Wonderland

Description: Updated and framed After Battle digital painting Alice in Wonderland Concept art piece.

Description: Peyote and Symbols illustrated by Briceson Dennis.

Description: Navajo Peyote illustrated by Briceson Dennis

Description: Arizona hogan design.

Description: Arizona hogan typography and morse code design.

Description: Navajo Yeii wrapping around a hogan.

Description: Navajo Yeii with typography.

Description: Hogan in the sun. Visual morse code title Navajo.

Description: Native hogan in a triangle shape of flowers and branches.

Description: The outline shape of the bear is one seen all the time in native jewelry. Inside the bear is a hogan.

Description: Translation of Ya' at' eeh Adini means Good Morning in Navajo.

Description: This Navajo Weaving Loom design is based off the custom looms. Made from large, sturdy and dry tree branches. During the early 1800s, Navajos started weaving. Known mostly for creating wonderful native designs on rugs.

Description: This Navajo Weaving Loom design is based off the custom looms. Made from large, sturdy and dry tree branches. During the early 1800s, Navajos started weaving. Known mostly for creating wonderful native designs on rugs.

Description: The Sun God is said to pull the sun around the world.

Description: Among the Navajo tribe, are the Holy People. One in this design is the Talking God.

Description: This artwork was fun to work with. Sky is the limit with this classic tale.