Large painting on plywood panel. Sisiutl dance screen motif. Central sun with sisiutls inside, killer whales above and below, gold-coloured background. Blackened (fire damage) across upper section. Signed on lower left, front "Blackie Dick". Back is unpainted.

Print, with accompanying booklet (part b). Print is monochromatic, black ink on white paper, showing elements from the lives of Inuit people. The small drawings include boats, kayaks, animals, birds, fish, whales, igloos, houses, tools and weapons. The soft-cover booklet explains each of the elements pictured in the print, in English, and includes names in Inuktitut.

Ink drawing on paper. The outline of a large bird occupies the page, its head toward the bottom, three large tail feathers at top, drawn with orange ink and shaded in a light green on its talons, beak and head. Inside the form are brief notes in a numbered mapping format, written in black ink. Text at bottom states, “Raven’s Call transition & overview map Oct 9, 2008”. Erased pencil marks and notes can be seen across the sheet.

Pencil drawing and watercolour painting on paper. One side of the paper is filled by a drawn scene in pencil, showing in the lower half the outlines of a town with houses and chimneys. To the left is a totem pole filled with multiple detailed animal forms. In the top right quarter of the sheet are birds and fish in a variety of poses, facial features prominent. On the back of the page are large areas of watercolour paint in no particular design, in purple, blue-green, and grey.