A pencil drawing of a woman fishing on a single-sided piece of paper. The drawing is vertically oriented. A tree branch extends from the top right corner of the paper. Below is an upright and unclothed woman with long hair and body art on her arm and leg. The woman holds a fishing line in her left hand; attached to the line is a U-shaped hook with a worm on it. Below the hook is a fish decorated with two eyes on the face, curved lines with small open circles on the body, and striped fins on both the top and underside of the fish. At the very bottom is the artist's signature, a "M" with a line through it and two dots. The reverse-side of the paper is blank.

A drawing on a pink bookmark. The front-side of the bookmark is an image of a vertically oriented killer whale hand-drawn in black ink. The whale's head is positioned in the centre of the bookmark; the eye of the whale is centred in a large elongated oval. Triangular teeth line both the upper and lower jaw of the whale. An exaggerated blowhole, decorated with an inverted human(?) face, is drawn at the top of whale's head; a stream of air, three dashes wide, exits the blowhole producing a swirl at the top of the bookmark. An enlarged dorsal fin extends from the centre to the top of the bookmark. The pectoral fin is decorated with a solid black circle enclosed by two uncoloured circles, a tower-shape, and an oval with two intersecting lines surrounded by a larger oval. The tail flukes are both decorated with an oval with two intersecting lines surrounded by a larger oval. The reverse-side of the bookmark is machine-printed in black ink. The bookstore's name, "The Worm," is printed at the top, below is a quote by Aldous Huxley, the store's book specialities, and at the very bottom is the store's address and phone number.

A pencil drawing on a single-sided, vertically oriented, piece of white paper. On the front-side is a hand-drawn image of a bear standing upright. The bear's mouth is open, the length of the claws on the front and hind paws are exaggerated, and the exterior of the bear's body is covered in fur while the interior of the body is decorated with criss-cross patterns, ovoids, and tower-shapes. The bear's back is against a coniferous tree. A single fish is drawn to the left of the bear's hind legs. The fish's body is decorated with a stripe pattern with dots centred between the stripes. The artist's signature, a "M" with a line drawn through it and two dots, is in the bottom right corner of the bookmark. The reverse-side of the bookmark is blank.

A drawing on a white bookmark. The front-side is a vertically oriented and hand-drawn image of killer whale and a lightning serpent(?). The killer whale has an exaggerated dorsal fin decorated with an eye-shape(?) at the top, an elongated diamond-shape in the middle, and a crisscross pattern towards the base of the fin; the body of the killer whale is decorated with similar patterns. Two human skulls are also drawn on the whale's body, one directly under the head and the other towards the tail. The tail flukes are both decorated with an unshaded ovoid, two unshaded circles, and an arch with an inner tower-shape. A blowhole in front of the dorsal fin releases air. The lightning serpent(?) is drawn upside-down in the top right corner of the bookmark; its body is decorated with a crisscross pattern. The reverse-side of the bookmark displays an illustrated woman cradling a baby; below is the book title "Love You Forever," and the names of the authors and the publishing company.

A drawing on a halved Canada Post envelope. On the front-side is a profile drawing of a human-like being in black pen ink, and yellow and grey pencil. The side of the head is speckled with small black dots. Extending from the top of the forehead to the base of the head is thin black and grey coloured hair. Their left ear is pierced and the forehead is shaded in with black pen and yellow pencil. The words, "But Dolly my name is Saautuu honestly, my Dad named me that," are written in black ink in a speech bubble positioned near the forehead. The eye-brow ridge is exaggerated and is decorated with layers of dashed lines. Below the eye-brow the eye is enclosed by an elongated and lopsided diamond-shape. The cheekbone is accentuated by a curling black line that morphs into the nose. Rounded teeth line the upper jaw of the open mouth. The chin is coloured with black pen and yellow pencil. Below the chin is the remainder of the plastic film window of the envelope. On the reverse-side, the Canada Post stamp is machine-printed in black ink; "9500 9800 A" is handwritten upside-down above the stamp in black pen. Along the bottom edge, opposite the stamp, is a barcode printed in light orange ink.

An abstract drawing of a whale on a white business card. The front-side is a vertically oriented image of a whale drawn in purple ink and light grey pencil. The body of the whale, positioned in the middle of the page, is an oval with a purple border; the interior of the oval is white. Extending upwards from the oval to the top edge of the page is the dorsal fin; the outline of the fin is purple and the interior space is white. Drawn in pencil at the base of the dorsal fin is a circular blowhole. The pectoral fin is drawn underneath the oval; a purple circle is positioned at the body-fin joint. Between the pectoral fin and the oval body is a short tower-shape drawn in pencil. Below the pectoral fin is the whale's symmetrical tail; the tail flukes are outlined in purple ink. A pencil square with a cross is lightly drawn in the background space of the tail. The reverse-side of the page is horizontally oriented and machine-printed. Positioned on the left-side of the paper is a small image of a tree surrounded by a green forest. To the right is the commercial information for the artist Jill Paris Rody, printed in black and blue ink.

A pencil drawing on a whitish grey coloured bookmark. The front-side of the bookmark is a horizontally oriented, hand-drawn image of a whale in profile. The whale is drawn in three level segments: the head, body, and tail. The head of the whale is rectangular in shape; the eye patch is a rectangular-shape drawn above the whale's open mouth. Where the head and body join, is a dip in the pencil outline along the back of the whale; extending outwards from the dip is the whale's dorsal fin embellished with one flattened crescent-shape. Extending from the eye patch is a line with a U-shaped dip that continues to the tail of the whale. The pectoral fin is square-shaped near the joint and rounded near the tail; a single vertical crescent-shape decorates the fin. The body narrows towards the base of the tail; the tail flukes are symmetrical and are both decorated with a single crescent-shape. The reverse-side of the bookmark is machine-printed in dark red ink. Along the top edge is the address and business hours of the bookstore, "Self Connection." A phone number is hand-written in black pen ink along the left edge of the bookmark near the bookstore's address. The slogan, "Helping People Help Themselves," is printed in italicized red font along the bottom edge.

A pencil drawing on an olive and brown coloured bookmark. The bookmark and the drawing are both vertically oriented. The front-side of the bookmark is a hand-drawn image of a wolf-human(?) being. The drawing is positioned in the top half of the bookmark. The being has a wolf-like head with four triangular spikes on the top of it's head, an exaggerated nose at the end of a snout, and rounded teeth lining the mouth. The base of the animal's head morphs into a bent human-like leg with toes and a defined ankle. A U-shaped line is drawn mid-thigh. The remainder of the front-side of the bookmark is blank. The reverse-side of the bookmark is machine-printed German text; the lines "Hab Sonne im herzen, so komme was mag, das leuchtet voll Licht dir, den dunkelsten Tag!," are printed in white ink.

A drawing on a beige coloured bookmark. The front-side of the bookmark is vertically oriented and is hand-drawn in black ink. The central image on the front-side is a decorated killer whale with a wide fin extending from the top of its head; its tail curves around the bottom of the bookmark ending just below the whale's jaw. Near the nose of the whale is a blowhole with a stream of air rising upwards towards the top of the bookmark. The spine of the whale is embellished with three unshaded ovals with a cross-shape inside; the tip of the nose and the pectoral flipper is also decorated with this design. On the reverse-side of the bookmark is a machine-printed image of a man reading a book, a short quote from Sara Nelson, the bookstore's name, "Literati Books," and information.

A drawing on a yellow-orange coloured bookmark. The front-side is hand-drawn in pencil. The central drawing is a killer whale with large fins extending from the top and the bottom of the whale's head. The whale's tail flukes, decorated with an ovoid, are depicted on the bottom right of the bookmark. Eight creatures extend outwards from the killer whale's body; two of the creatures have single arrows pointing outwards toward the bookmark's edge. A small human skull is lightly drawn near the whale's tail. The reverse-side of the bookmark is a machine-printed advertisement for the book, "An Everyday God" by James Taylor. At the top is a small image of a tree on a hillside. The lower half of the bookmark is a paragraph of text and the publishing company's address.