Jeremy Donavan Arviso is a multidisciplinary artist, designer, and entrepreneur based in Phoenix, AZ, and a proud member of the Diné, Hopi, Akimel O'odham, and Tohono O'odham Nations. A renowned brand identity specialist, Jeremy's diverse clientele includes the Gothenburg Museum of World Culture, Indian Motorcycle, BBC Studios London, Footprint Center, the City of Phoenix, and Arizona Public Service. He is a father to an autistic son and a recovering alcoholic and drug addict who has shifted his life to advocate for sobriety and the benefits of living substance-free.

Jeremy volunteers for many Indigenous-led platforms for creative place-keeping, offering his expertise, time, and voice to indigenize, amplify, and visualize the Native American community in Phoenix and beyond. He is an avid cyclist, hiker, and yoga practitioner who has started the wellness brand Hood Mats, the clothing and accessory brand Original Landlords, and is the owner of RVSO78 LLC, a brand identity creative consultancy. He has collaborated with OXDX, The Heavy Pedal, Bethany Yellowtail, Jamie Okuma, Native Max Magazine, Nike, and The Phoenix Suns.

RVSO78 is a creative lifestyle brand rooted in culture and innovation. We unite artisanal jewelry, streetwear fashion, and wellness essentials to inspire individuality and community connection. Through intentional design and a commitment to sustainability, we celebrate creativity and empower modern lives with timeless values. We source and upcycle garments and goods in Phoenix, Arizona.