052-0731 Original Drawing Style:052-0731 Her grandparents on her mother’s

Her grandparents on her mother’s side were Pootoogook and Iyola Kingwatsiaq and her grandparents on her father’s side were Qaunak and Ohotaq Mikkigak

Noah mostly works with serpentine stone

His late grandmother Pitseolak

The inspiration for his birds

by portraying these concepts in the form of handwoven cloth

052-0731 Original Drawing Style:052-0731 Her grandparents on her mother’s2011 Approx. 51 x 66 cm Graphite, coloured pencil Ohotaq Mikkigak (1936 2014) lived in Cape Dorset with his wife Qaunak, who is a carver and traditional throat singer. Ohotaq began drawing in the early years of the print program in Cape Dorset, and his print, Eskimo Fox Trapper, was released in 1961. He became less involved with drawing as the community grew, working full time instead for various community agencies. After his retirement from his job