Children's drawing on cardboard. This drawing is based on the activities of a village and it depicts a school, a church, a soccer field, a tanker distributing fresh water, people swimming in a lake, and domestic scenes. A small green house stands at the middle of the composition, and a family consisting of a mother, a father, and a young boy are standing on the porch of this green house. The top of the composition contains rolling green hills with the sun peeking out over one of the hills in the upper left corner. On the reverse, a sheet of lined paper measuring 22 cm x 16 cm has been taped in two corners to the back of the cardboard. This sheet describes the drawing in Spanish. The artist's name has been written on the back as well, on the cardboard itself.

Children's drawing on cardboard. The composition is divided into vignettes. The middle of the drawing contains the head and shoulders of a young man wearing a green shirt. A dialogue bubble containing numerous Spanish words has been drawn above the figure's head, and two small drawings of hands holding envelopes (one addressed to Mexico and one addressed to El Salvador) have been drawn below this figure. The left side of the composition contains two scenes. One of these scenes depicts four children in orange tops and navy blue pants playing a sport on a grey playing field, and the other scene depicts eight children sitting in a classroom facing a female teacher. The right side of the composition contains three scenes. The scene at the top shows a male figure reading a book at a desk. The second scene involves a male figure reading a newspaper. The third scene, in the lower right-hand corner of the drawing, consists of a male figure wearing a red top watching television. On the reverse, a sheet of lined paper measuring 22 cm x 16 cm has been taped in two corners to the back of the cardboard. This sheet describes the drawing in Spanish. The artist's name has been written on the back as well, on the cardboard itself.

A children's drawing on white cardboard based on the artist's experience of fleeing El Salvador for Mexico. The drawing is horizontally divided into nine scenes. The scenes, from the top left corner to the bottom right corner, are as follows: flying to Mexico from El Salvador, arriving in Mexico, meeting with people in front of a large building, a figure watching television, a figure dreaming about his family, figures going to the cinema, three figures learning at a school, a cityscape, and a scene at the zoo. On the reverse, a sheet of lined paper measuring 22 cm x 16 cm has been taped in two corners to the back of the cardboard. This sheet describes the drawing in Spanish. The artist's name has been written on the back as well, on the cardboard itself.