Drawing on horizontal rectangular sheet of ivory paper of two people catching birds and fish. To the left is a woman with her back to the viewer. In her left hand she holds a kakivak with a fish. In her right hand she holds another fish. At her feet a dog is trying to get to the fish. To the right is a man facing the viewer. He is holding an imaginary bird in each hand. In his right hand is a brown bird with green markings, a green head and sharp teeth. In his left hand is a blue bird with long tail feathers and sharp teeth.

Pencil drawing on horizontal rectangular sheet of ivory paper of four birds and two fish. The birds are in brown. Each has a single line of delineated feathers in two colours: the top bird in green and pink, the bottom bird in red and black, the bird to the left in blue and red and the bird to the right in green and red. Each of the smaller birds holds a grey fish, one of the fish has an orange belly. The bird to the left has webbed feet and the one to the right has claws.

Drawing on horizontal rectangular sheet of ivory paper of five lemmings running towards three lemming holes. They are being chased by two foxes and two owls.

Drawing on vertically rectangular sheet of ivory paper of hunters on the ocean. At the top is the sky with a yellow sun peeping above the horizon. In the water are a green umiak and four grey kayaks. The umiak is a wood framed whaleboat with two rowers and a steerer. In the front a man is using his harpoon to push away a lump of ice. Below the umiak are the kayaks. Three of the kayaks are being paddled and two have a sealskin float on the back. However, in the fourth kayak, at the bottom right of the image, the kayaker is holding a telescope in his hand. Immediately below this kayaker is the floe edge.

Drawing on vertical rectangular sheet of ivory paper of a woman on a central pink background. Woman is facing left. Her hair is in braids and she is wearing a white fabric amautiq with blue and red decoration. The carrying strap is red and white with a yellow fastener in the front. She has on a pair of brown mittens. She is wearing a plaid fabric skirt. Her kamiks have duffle socks with flowers embroidered on them. The tassels are blue and red wool.

Drawing on horizontal rectangular sheet of ivory paper of three caribou and three wolves. The wolves appear to have surrounded the caribou and are in various howling poses. The caribou appear distressed and in various states of exhaustion with their tongues hanging out. The caribou at the bottom left is lying down, the one in the centre has his back legs splayed and his head tilted to the sky. The caribou to the left appears to be in the process of collapsing.

Pencil drawing on horizontal rectangular sheet of ivory paper, a composition of three different ulus with wooden handles. The large, central ulu is used for flensing and cutting up meat. The smaller ulu to the upper left is used for cutting skins for clothing. The ulu on the upper right is used for cutting and removing the hair from skins.

Pencil drawing on horizontal rectangular sheet of ivory paper of a man attaching the skin lashings to an umiak frame. These lashings hold the umiak together. He is clearly working as his sleeves are rolled up and the viewer can see that he is pulling hard on the skin line. In front of him are arrayed parts of the umiak and some of his tools. From right to left these are: the rudder, a paddle, the steering rod, an axe, a paddle, a saw, a caribou antler, and a bow drill (mouthpiece, drill and bow).

Drawing on horizontal rectangular sheet of light beige paper. In the centre of the image is a man wearing sealskin clothing and holding a knife in his right hand. He is holding something of wood in his left hand. To the upper left is an inuksuk. Below the inuksuk is a tripod of wood holding a sealskin float to dry. To the right of the man is a sealskin tent with the door open. The tent poles consist of two long pieces of wood and a kakivak. The entire image is framed by tools. At top left is a spear, at top right a bird spear. The right side has a large sea mammal harpoon and harpoon head. The left side has a kayak paddle. The bottom shows a kayak.

Lithograph print rendered in brown and black on a sheet of horizontal rectangular white paper. Contents of image are described from left to right in rows starting from the top. Top row - kakivak, carrying pack with caribou skin and boots, sealskin tent. Middle row - a man dressed in sealskin parka and a woman in an amautiq are holding a kayak, immediately behind them are two rock piles (kayak stand). Bottom row - to the left are mainly hunting tools - a knife, a spear, a harpoon head and line, a kayak paddle, a gaff, a sealing harpoon, a bird spear with throwing board, a large sea mammal harpoon, a harpoon head and line, a sealskin float, a drag, a line holder for a kayak, and a bow and arrow. To the right are implements of the home - a lamp and tamper, an ulu, a lamp stand, an awl, a skinning board, a pot, cup, bucket, ladle, a stretching frame with ties, and a drying rack.