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Mar 4, 2015 1 hr 1 min

Shon Quannie | 4X Studio

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Shon Quannie Shon Quannie is Pueblo of Acoma, Hopi and New Mexican. He owns 4X studio based in Phoenix, Arizona. On this episode of the NextGen Native podcast, we discuss his work at 4X Studio and design generally. Shon Quannie, courtesy of Shon Quannie I have to give Shon Quannie a shout out because he helped design the NextGen Native logo. We discuss its meaning in the episode, so if you are curious about how it came to be, check it out! ### Podcast Subscribe to the podcast to get the latest episodes delivered to you. Please rate the podcast and or leave a review on iTunes or Stitcher. It helps keep me going. iTunes Stitcher RSS ### Links and Resources Pueblo of Acoma Twitter Facebook Instagram Arizona State University Aeronautical Engineering Industrial Design Durango Mountain Resort (aka Purgatory) 4Xstudio 4X buttons Revised Google logo Fast Company Design Create Lab Kickstarter Grand Budapest hotel Gary Hutswit movies - Urbanized trailer - Objectified - Helvetica Healthy Active Natives Facebook page Arizona Indian Chamber of Commerce

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