Heritage Lab

Draw the objects in our Inuktitut learning game

Our team is developing an Inuktitut learning game, coordinated by Lauri Mulucto with creative direction by Iima Arngak. We want Inuktitut to be seen and experienced the way it is lived: in our homes, our kitchens, our tools and our stories. That's why every object in the game is drawn by hand by Inuit artists.

Pick up to 3 objects, draw them on paper, and get paid when they're accepted. Each artist can draw up to 6.

  • Paid per drawing
  • 2 weeks to draw
  • Up to 3 at a time
  • Any art materials
A bedroom scene from the game
Tea kettle
Bannock
Teacup
Pitsik

Pick what you'd like to draw

Questions? Write to inuktitut@heritagelab.ca

Main character's bedroom8 open

Grandma's living room9 open

Timuti's place7 open

Grandma's kitchen16 open

Ikuallaq's place10 open

The style we're looking for

Drawing & photo guidelines
  • Cast-iron tea kettle
  • A piece of bannock
  • Pitsik, dried fish hanging on a pole
  • Mattaq
  • A teacup
Style reference: artwork by Iima Arngak, creative director of the project. A single object, clear dark outlines, soft colour, and a plain white background.