Passed the 2014 ISTD assessment.

Inuit paddles are double-bladed, finely crafted sticks, used to propel their sleek kayaks through icy water. Made from the bare minimum of materials and perfected over many generations, the paddle is a beautiful example of human ingenuity in the harshest of climates.

Running across the centre of the three metre spread is a life-size potato-print. Surrounding text (largely self-authored) explores its use in hunting, history and construction.

On the opposite side, the process of creating your own paddle is explained with hand-drawn diagrams.