Pencil drawing of a bird design. Image is circular with a line extending out to the edge of paper, from the top, bottom, left and right. The bird is facing left and down. Adhesive tape is on all four corners. "From Indian Arts and Crafts Society of BC" is on the paper. There is an inscription above the image.

Pencil rubbing of three sea urchin designs. Sea urchins are centred in the image that is widest at centre and tapers slightly to the rounded ends. The centre sea urchin is slightly larger than the others. There is cross-hatching in the background and a thick border. Inscription at top.

Pencil rubbing of an eagle design. Image is uniform in width, with slightly rounded ends. Eagle is on back at centre, looking up. The head and body feature ovoid, u and split u forms. The entire body is surrounded by an oval border. Inscription at the top.

Pencil rubbings of a shark, an owl and a baby eagle design on paper. Shark image has the head at the right end, the dorsal fin and body at the centre and the tail fluke at the left end. The owl design faces left with a large, ovoid form for a body and legs and feet at bottom. The head and body of the baby eagle design features large ovoid forms, the leg and foot feature u and split u forms. There is an inscription for each image and at top and bottom of all three. Is mounted on a piece of paper with printing at the top that reads: "Indian Arts and Crafts Society of B.C."

Pencil tracing of a bilaterally symmetrical beaver on rectangular piece of paper. A frontal view of a face in the centre of the image with the body and tail extending out to the edges. There are two large incisor teeth and ovoid shaped eyes. Hatching is present on the right ear only. Ovoid, S and U forms, and circles are represented throughout the image. The paper has been folded in half and there is a deep slightly discoloured crease directly down the centre. Small pencil marks near the bottom right of the paper. An inscription can be found on both the front and the back of the image.

Pencil tracing of a bilaterally symmetrical skate fish(?). Its head is in the centre of the image with the body extending out. Ovoids, U an S forms are used. There is adhesive tape along the edges and the paper has yellowed. The image is drawn on two pieces of paper that have been adhered together using adhesive tape. There is adhesive tape position directly down the middle of the image.

Pencil tracing of a bilaterally symmetrical northwest coast design. The image has large ovoid shaped eyes and u and s forms are present throughout the image. The paper has been folded in half and has a crease down the middle.

Words painted in blue watercolour and written in black and blue ink on white paper: "[email protected] Book 2/2 Black ship...originals 38 pgs in total $ [email protected]." On the opposite side of the paper is an advertisement.

Watercolour storyboard panel; incomplete sketch. The main image is one of a large grey cargo ship loaded with logs; a small box for text is inset in the upper right corner of this image. The upper section of the panel consists of a large box for text with a second, smaller image of the cargo boat to the right.

Watercolour storyboard panel depicting a bear, a pink-haired woman, and a blue-haired man holding a canoe paddle in his upper right. Below this is a scene with various machinery and logs on a conveyor belt being fed into the mouth of a mechanical fish; a man with machinery in his head stands in a raised box and presses a button.