Indigenous media, built for what comes next.
One Northern studio for community experience, media, design systems, and creative tech — built so the work reaches its people, and lasts.
Selected work
Community Communications
A digital screen system connecting job seekers, contractors and community members with opportunities + public info.
Digital Signage + Experiences · Communications
NativeTube
An Indigenous streaming hub for stories, music, language, culture and lifestyle.
Web + UX · Creative Technology
Film + Media
Documentary, interviews, web series, short-form media and development/production materials.
Video Production · Photography
Public Art
Public art, gallery installations, cultural projects, publications and permanent collections.
Public Art + Cultural Projects
Publication Design
Printed + digital publications, reports, guides and catalogs.
Publications · Graphic Design
Capabilities
Why Wooshdu Heen Studio
Based in Yukon
Remote + on-site services across Canada.
Owned + led by Whitney Horne
Yukon First Nation creative professional with 20+ years of experience.
One studio. Multiple disciplines.
Senior creative capability across communications, design, media, tech + fine art.
Ways to work
Defined scope + deliverables.
Retainers + recurring work.
Supplier rosters + subcontracting.
Experience across Northern communities, governments, First Nations,
nonprofits, arts + culture, tourism and media.
Wooshdu Heen Studio is a Northern Indigenous creative lab based in Yukon, Canada.
Founded in 2020 by Whitney Horne, an Inland Tlingit–Irish creative professional with 20+ years across media, technology and the arts.
The studio creates clear, polished, ready-to-use visuals for organizations, communities, and cultural projects including: brand systems, digital and printed media, publications, marketing materials, public art and more.
Whitney’s practice moves between traditional and contemporary mediums of digital art, writing, fashion, beadwork, weaving, and film.