Created on 2024-02-06

The image is a photograph of a handwritten note on a yellowish paper. The text, written in cursive handwriting with some words underlined, is numbered and details aspects of what appears to be a study or a work on visual elements. The numbers listed are as follows, with some text being less legible: 1. Social Color 2. Particular Shape 3. A Field of Particular Shades 4. " " of Texture 5. " " of Light and Shade 6. Words, letters and Graphic Symbols Following the list, there is additional explanatory text, which due to the handwriting may not be entirely accurate: "But the Origin of all those dimensionals Meanings is the definition & The Relative Position in Perspective of Two geometric Areas Its simplest form as" Below this, there are two hand-drawn squares side by side with a dashed line through one and a solid line through the other. Next to the first square, it reads "This means a slab of foreground" and by the second square, "This means two planes - 1 thin one in front or in back of the other." The note seems to reflect on concepts related to design, art, or visual perception, particularly focusing on how different elements can be represented, interpreted, and understood in a two-dimensional space.

Created on 2024-03-30

This image appears to be a handwritten note or text discussing the concept of "Internal Change" and its various dimensions. The text lists six different aspects or characteristics of internal change, including local color, particular shape, a field of particular shapes, texture, light and shade, and words, letters and graphic symbols. The author then notes that the "origin of all these dimensionals" is the definition of the "Relative Position in perspective of two geometric areas". The text further elaborates on this concept using a simple diagram to illustrate how the position of two geometric areas relative to each other can convey meaning. Overall, this appears to be a thoughtful examination of the various elements and principles that contribute to internal or intrinsic change, from a visual or artistic perspective. The handwritten format and the depth of the analysis suggest this is likely a study note or working document on the topic.