Pencil tracing of a bilaterally symmetrical design. Eagle face at the centre with a figure on either side. Ear and outlining ovoid border of left side is not completed.

Pencil tracing of a bilaterally symmetrical eagle design on a rectangular piece of plastic film. Head of eagle is at the centre and body and wings extend to each end. Eyes have not been completely drawn in.

Pencil drawing of a bilaterally symmetrical eagle design on a rectangular piece of paper. Face of eagle is at the centre and body extends to each end. There is an inscription written above the image, part of which has been crossed out.

Pencil tracing of a raven design on a transparent, rectangular piece of plastic film. Head of raven is at the right end and the body and wings extend to the left. There is an inscription written underneath the image.

Pencil drawing of an elongated raven design in Northwest Coast style on a rectangular piece of paper with light blue grid lines. Two lines divide the drawing in half, one vertical line and one horizontal line. Raven's head is on the righ end and body and wings extend to the left side. There is an inscription written underneath image that reads: "Raven, carved for Mrs. Jean Lyle Sept. '77, West Van."

Pencil tracing of two cormorants, facing opposite directions on a transparent, rectangular piece of plastic film. Cormorants are symmetrical images of each other. Heads touch at centre and are slightly tilted upwards. Body and wings extend to each end.

Pencil tracing of two cormorant designs, facing opposite directions on a transparent, rectangular piece of plastic film. Cormorants are symmetrical images of each other. Heads touch at centre and are slightly tilted upwards. Body and wings extend to each end.

Watercolour storyboard panel showing a large man in a suit looking excitedly at a stack of papers. Six smaller people look up at him. The foreground shows two people looking at papers and two other people with red eyes and insects in their ears. There are seven insects in the image overall.

Part a is a watercolour storyboard panel with several scenes; images are separated by curvilinear bands resembling Northwest coast style form lines The top shows a female driving a car. The middle shows the car and a stump and a sign next to it. The bottom left shows a man smoking, and the bottom right shows the woman walking angrily with the car in the background. Part b has two scenes painted on a piece of card stock with a large portion of the middle cut out. The top scene is an alternate face for the woman driving the car. The bottom scene is an alternate to the bottom right scene of part a.

Watercolour storyboard panel with three separate scenes of buildings: Two images are of dense, urban architecture. In the lower right corner is a human-like figure with machinery in his head. Separate images are divided by a green curvilinear band resembling Northwest Coast style formlines. There is text in pencil at the top and bottom of the panel.