Much of Pudlo Pudlat’s later art features cultural contrasts of some kind, whether it be a helicopter being observed by a muskox, or a plane flying by a kayaker. Raven With Fish, a relatively early print, presents us with contrasts of a different sort. Stark against the handmade paper, this bird is almost unrecognizable as a raven, given his fantastical appearance with gnashing teeth and wild head plumage (incongruous in comparison to its carefully feathered wings). His supper, however — a fish with finely carved scales and splayed tail fin — looks as it should: snatched from the water and less than pleased to say the least! The colour contrast is interesting too; the heavy black of the predator versus the subtle ombre of the deep-red fish. The final contrast in Pudlo’s arsenal is the clash between violence and almost slapstick humour.