A drawing on a bookmark. The front-side of the bookmark is a hand-drawn, vertically oriented image of a killer whale set against a white background. At the top of the bookmark, two small circles are cut from the paper. The killer whale's head is decorated with a green eye patch within which is a red diamond, a red and white ovoid, and the whale's eye. Red teeth line the mouth of the killer whale. The dorsal fin extends from the killer whale's head up towards the left circle cutout; it is decorated with a red and black ovoid, a red arch, and a black and white tower-shape. Air from the killer whale's blowhole, drawn as green dashes, streams in an arch around the dorsal fin to the right edge of the bookmark. Beneath the head, the pectoral fin is decorated with a white oval and a red cross. The body of the whale is a thin black oblong-shape with three white ovals. At the end of the body is the whale's tail outlined in black and decorated with red and black lines and ovals. The reverse-side of the bookmark is a machine printed image of a cartoon horse holding two books. Above the horse are the words "MAKE FRIENDS WITH BOOKS," in orange-red print. The artist appears to have drawn a skull and crossbones on the horse's hat, an eye patch over it's left eye, an anchor on the right arm, and a hook on it's left hoof.

A drawing of a skull on a single-sided piece of paper. The top edge of the paper curves upwards; the right edge of the paper is longer than the left edge. The background of the drawing is decorated with criss-crossing assemblages of purple line patterns in varying thicknesses. In the forefront, a human skull is outlined in purple ink; the interior of the skull is white. The nasal and eye cavities of the skull are filled in with small crisscrossing assemblages of purple line patterns. An underlying dorsal fin extends from the top of the skull; a blowhole is drawn on the left side of the skull. Extending outwards from the upper jaw of the skull are two fins. The left fin is positioned just below the skull and is decorated with two ovoids. The right fin, drawn at the end of an appendage with a line pattern decorating the interior, is embellished by two creatures. The reverse-side of the drawing is blank.

A drawing on an off-white coloured bookmark. The front-side is a hand-drawn image of a killer whale positioned vertically with it's head at the bottom and it's tail at the top of the bookmark. The whale's eye is enclosed by a diamond, and an oval with a crisscross pattern. Air exits from a blowhole. The outline of the whale's body is heavily shaded in with pencil; drawn in the open interior space of the whale's body are two ovals with two intersecting lines and two small creatures. A small dorsal fin is drawn on the whale's lower back. The pectoral fin is decorated with four open circles. The whale's tail is a wide U-shape and is decorated with abstract designs and a crisscross pattern. The reverse-side of the bookmark is machine-printed in blue ink. The bookstore's logo, comprised of the store's name, "The Book Guild of Portsmouth," an image of sunrays, a building and a sail boat, is at the top of the bookmark. Their commercial information is printed below.

A drawing on an off-white bookmark. The front-side is a horizontally oriented, hand-drawn image of a killer whale in black ink. The whale's head is comprised of an exaggerated eye-shape, and a lower jaw decorated with two stars and one smaller creature with an eye and teeth. Air exits from a blowhole at the back of the whale's head. The body of the whale is decorated with stripe patterns, four stars, and three creatures. The whale's tail is decorated with three small creatures and one star in the bottom tail fluke. A creature with an eye and square teeth is drawn between the two tail flukes. The reverse-side of the bookmark is machine-printed in brown ink. On the left half is an image of a house surrounded by trees with the text "The Baker House" printed below. The right half of the bookmark lists commercial information including the bookstore's name, "Poor Richards Books Ltd."

A hand-drawn image of four vertically oriented beings: a human woman(?), a thunderbird(?), a serpent-bear being(?), and a fish. The woman, drawn at the very top of the paper, has long hair and is unclothed. Below is a thunderbird with a dash design at the back of the head and around the eye. A branch(?) and an arrow extend outwards from the bird's open mouth towards the human. Underneath the bird is a serpent-bear being(?); the being's mouth is open, it has a snake-like body, and an arm with a claw reaching towards the fish below. At the very bottom of the paper is a diamond shaped fish decorated with stripe patterns. The artist's signature, a "M" with a line through it and a dot on either side, is in the bottom right corner. The reverse-side of the drawing is blank.

A drawing on part of a white ticket from a convocation ceremony. The front-side is a vertically oriented, hand-drawn image of a killer whale and two lightning serpents(?). The outline of the whale is drawn in dark blue ink; the interior of the whale is decorated with light and dark blue shapes. A light blue arrow extends from the whale's mouth. Air, drawn as light blue dashes, exit from the blowhole at the back of the whale's head. Both serpents are drawn in orange ink. One is positioned under the whale's jaw, swimming with the whale, and the other is above the whale's tail swimming away from the whale. A harpoon tip(?), drawn in orange and dark blue ink, is positioned near the underbelly of the whale. On the reverse-side of the ticket, a fish graphic and text is printed in light blue-grey ink on a white background.

A drawing on an off-white bookmark. The front-side of the bookmark is a vertically oriented, hand-drawn image of a killer whale and a lightning serpent(?). The killer whale's body is in the bottom half of the bookmark; an exaggerated dorsal fin extends from the back of the whale to the top left corner of the bookmark. Swirling dashes are drawn rising out of the whale's blowhole. The whale's body is coloured dark grey; an unshaded band filled with small circles extends from the whale's head to it's tail flukes. A small human skull is drawn on the underbelly of the whale. The serpent is drawn in the top right corner. The artist's signature, a "M" with a line drawn through it and two dots, is in the bottom right corner of the bookmark. The reverse-side of the bookmark is machine-printed in black ink. There is an image of a man and a female child looking into a bookshop window. Listed below is the commercial information including the bookstore name "Bestsellers Bookstore".

A drawing on a blue-grey coloured bookmark. The front-side of the bookmark is decorated with a killer whale and other creatures with fins, hand-drawn in pencil. The killer whale's head is at the bottom edge of the bookmark with the whale's back extending along the right-side of the bookmark. A blowhole is depicted on the bottom left of the bookmark. A small creature with a dorsal fin, an eye-shape(?), and teeth(?), is drawn between two large fins. The reverse-side of the bookmark displays the bookstore's commercial information in black ink, including the bookstore's name, "Pages on Kensington."

A drawing on part of a ticket from a university convocation ceremony. On the front-side, a decorated whale, hand-drawn in black and blue ink, is vertically positioned with its head at the bottom of the ticket and its tail at the top. The mouth of the whale is beak-like. Air, drawn as blue dashes, exits from a blowhole at the back of the head. A harpoon point on a frayed rope, drawn in orange, is in the whale's mouth. On the reverse-side, part of a fish, its wake and text is machine-printed in light blue-grey ink.

A pencil drawing on an off-white bookmark. The bookmark and the drawing are vertically oriented. The front-side of the bookmark is a hand-drawn image of an abstract human-whale(?) being. The being has a human-like face with a hominid nose and mouth; the eye is exaggerated and is enclosed by a large oval. The teeth are small and triangular. A whale-like dorsal fin, decorated with three arches and a rectangle with an elongated diamond and oval, extends from the head of the being. Beneath the head are two fin-like arms; the one on the right is curved upwards towards the dorsal fin, and the left one is drawn parallel to the bottom edge of the bookmark. The reverse-side of the bookmark is machine-printed in brown ink. An elaborate border is printed along all four edges of the page. Within an off-white rectangular text box, the bookstore's name, "The Manuscript," and information are printed in brown ink. Below, a white image of a desk with an open book and globe is printed over a brown background. At the very bottom, a quote by Leigh Hunt is printed in white ink.