CITC: Inky Lines
The Cook Inlet Tribal Council commissioned the design of an interactive tool for its youth. The Inky Lines website connects a new generation to 10,000 years of innovation. This future history is set in 2040 to inspire the Indigenous youth of today.
“In 2018, Inky Lines was born – a group of Alaska Native youths, who wanted to live in a future that was created, not dictated.
We started by dreaming big.
Really big.
Then, bit by bit, little by little, we began to build the future together.”
01 | We launched this website in 2018 to enable indigenous youth to connect the power of cultural history to the future of innovation.
02 | Drones will mimic real animals and check their population, disease, and hunger with changing lands. Illustration by Jacob Duncan
03 | Helping to imagine new methods of artistic and cultural expression. Illustration by Jacob Duncan
04 | We identified emerging technology and its potential benefit and impact in Arctic communities. Illustration by Jacob Duncan
05 | Innovating ancient sled into new snow mobile model. Front track instead of back. Illustration by Jacob Duncan
06 | Inspiring the generation of today - the leaders of tomorrow. Illustration by Jacob Duncan
07 | AR scans show changes in temperature, ice thickness, and natural resources. Illustration by Jacob Duncan