Drawing in pencil on paper. Four birds are sketched in formline style on the paper, two in flight, one standing, and one ‘speaking,’ with the word “hark?” inside a speech bubble. Light eraser marks can be seen around the images. The words ‘Yelth’ and ‘Raven’s Call’ are printed near the centre of the page.

Drawing in pencil and ink on paper. Image is a pencil sketch, partially erased and covered with ink, of a totem pole that curves diagonally across the page, drawn in clean simple lines. The artist has written the name of each creature below it: Kun/Whale, Tsinn/Beaver, Gaalo/Cormorant, owl, Raven. Two boys in hats run across the page beneath it, one in ink who shouts at the retreating back of other, drawn in pencil.

Drawing on paper. Image is a light sketch in pencil of a human head, face, and neck, partially outlined in black ink. The expression drawn is quizzical, with raised brows and a partial smile. The beak of a cap over the forehead is inked, with the remaining parts of the hat in pencil only. Image is small and sits on the upper portion of the page.

Pencil drawing on paper. Image is a light sketch of a human standing and facing forward with one foot, one arm, wearing a large coat. Head is large, face is round with oversized features. Portions of the sketch have been erased particularly on face and around the hands.

Pencil and watercolour drawing on paper. On the left stands an owl with wide ears on top of his large head, small eyes, and a pointed yellow beak. Its small wings are spread; it is painted in shades of brown and light grey. Next to this image is a smaller one of an owl’s back, in similar colours. Below is a pencil sketch of a frightened owl, feet, wings and tongue extended in surprise.

Manga mural using old plywood trays that have been painted and mounted as a rectangular 12-panel installation piece. The panels are installed as four vertical rows and three horizontal rows (top, left to right: parts a-d, middle parts e-h, bottom parts i-l). Each panel is installed to swivel from a vertical to horizontal position and when viewed horizontally each panel reveals a word on its top edge. When read in order the words form the sentence: "A STACK OF PLYWOOD TRAYS BUILT TO CONTAIN FRAGMENTS OF EVERYONE'S CULTURE".

Watercolour storyboard panel with three images. The upper portion of the panel features an urban scene with buildings and towers, focusing on the "Climate Hostil" and the "Kyoto Lodg" [sic]. The lower right corner shows a person with red eyes staring at a glowing, green television-like screen; the screen reads "Consume [and] Be Happy." The lower left corner shows the backs of three figures--one with pink hair, one with blue hair, and a blue bear--crowded around and peering into a glowing, green window.

Words painted in blue watercolour and written in black and blue ink on white paper: "[email protected] Book 2/2 Black ship...originals 38 pgs in total $ [email protected]." On the opposite side of the paper is an advertisement.

Watercolour storyboard panel; incomplete sketch. The main image is one of a large grey cargo ship loaded with logs; a small box for text is inset in the upper right corner of this image. The upper section of the panel consists of a large box for text with a second, smaller image of the cargo boat to the right.

Watercolour storyboard panel depicting a bear, a pink-haired woman, and a blue-haired man holding a canoe paddle in his upper right. Below this is a scene with various machinery and logs on a conveyor belt being fed into the mouth of a mechanical fish; a man with machinery in his head stands in a raised box and presses a button.