Drawing on horizontal rectangular sheet of ivory paper of a snarling yellow dog/wolf with a blue streak on its back is chasing a caribou. Caribou is a large male drawn in pencil.

Drawing on horizontal rectangular sheet of white paper of caribou and a wolf. Image is in two rows. Upper row consists of a purple caribou facing left. To the right is a yellow wolf with brown eye, mouth and claws. The row below consists of three caribou standing on what is land but is blue in colour. The caribou to the left is purple and is eating, The caribou in the middle is brown and is also eating. The caribou to the right is purple with two brown spots and has his head erect. This last caribou is a juvenile.

Drawing on horizontal rectangular sheet of ivory paper of a hunter with caribou, birds, and bears. Image in three rows. The top row consists of a green bird, a yellow bird, a yellow bear with brown eyes and claws, and a yellow bear with green eye and claws. The middle row consists of three caribou - two green and one blue. The bottom row is a man sitting in a yellow kayak with the kayak paddle in his hands.

Drawing on horizontal rectangular sheet of white paper of four people (two couples) facing left. The couple on the left are a man in brown clothing holding a kakivak in his right hand and a woman with a blue amautiq and silver pants with an ulu in her left hand. The couple on the right are a man in green clothing holding a kakivak in his left hand and a woman in a brown amautiq with silver pants holding an ulu in her left hand.

Drawing on horizontal rectangular sheet of paper of a summer scene with three rows of action. In the upper row at the far left is a human face. To the right a man is kneeling with his arms raised. He is wearing a green parka and is in front of what might be a burial or an inuksuk. To the right a woman and a child in a one piece suit appear to be playing. To their right two women in green parkas peep out from behind a rock outcrop. At the far left of the next row a man appears to be drowning. Above him is a long kayak on which numerous things are happening. A man stands on the prow of the kayak with a kakivak in his hand. To the right a person is standing on the kayak holding something in his right hand. To the right the kayaker sits with his paddle in his hands. Behind him is a man standing on the kayak holding a kakivak with a fish caught in it. Beside him is a woman in a green amautiq who is keeling on the kayak and jigging. She has a fish on her line. Beside her is a man sitting on the kayak. At the stern of the kayak another man stands - he is holding a lure in his left hand and using the kakivak with his right hand - a fish seems to be interested in the lure. To their right a bird stands on a rock in the water and immediately below is a bird head in the water. On the bottom row to the far left is a man perched on a rock in the water, he is reaching towards a man on shore who is holding an arrow in his left hand and a bow in his right. To the right is a caribou that has just been shot with an arrow from a hunter to the far right.

Drawing with pencil crayon on horizontal rectangular sheet of paper. In the upper left quadrant is a tent with a female face on the outside. Next to the tent are a fish, an ulu and a jig for fishing. Arriving at the tent is a man in his kayak with a woman riding on the back of the kayak. On the lower left is a man shooting a bear with a bow and arrow. Just above the man is a bird with human legs. Below the man is a child on his stomach. In the centre of the image a woman is drumming. On the woman's head are three birds. Peeping out from her left side is a caribou and from her right side is a woman in a purple amautiq (parka). On the right side of the image from top to bottom are: a bird with human legs and a second bird with human legs attacking a kayak. In the kayak is a man and standing on the kayak behind him is a woman; strapped to the kayak is a seal. Below is a man in a kayak hunting seal with a bow and arrow. Below this is a man in a kayak with a large fish and below that is a man holding a fish as large as himself.