Created on 2024-02-06

You are looking at an image showing a paper with drawings and text. The paper appears to be of an aged tone with some minor crinkles, suggesting it might be quite old. At the top, there's handwritten text that reads: "Notes - April 3, '30". Below the text, there's a heading "PLANAL RELATIONS" which spans the width of the page, with 12 square boxes drawn underneath, arranged in three rows of four. Each box showcases a different design that plays with the concept of planar relationships, perhaps looking at different ways to divide and texture spaces within a square. Specific details of each box from left to right, top to bottom: 1. Two vertical lines dividing the square into three equal columns. 2. The right third of the square is shaded with diagonal lines. 3. A horizontal line divides the square into top and bottom halves. 4. The bottom half of the square is shaded with diagonal lines. 5. A smaller square centralized within the larger square, with the space between shaded with diagonal lines. 6. The inner square is shaded with diagonal lines. 7. A centralized square, overlapping the border of the larger square. 8. A centralized square, with an equal border all around inside the larger square, and the area in between shaded with diagonal lines. 9. A square within a square, top-left aligned with a margin at the bottom and right sides. 10. A rectangle placed inside the square aligning with the top and bottom lines, leaving an equal margin on the left and right sides. 11. Two vertical lines dividing the square into three columns of different widths. 12. Three horizontal lines dividing the square into four horizontal bands of different heights. All the drawings are composed of simple geometric shapes, primarily squares and lines, and the shading is done with pencil or pen in a rough, hand-drawn style.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a handwritten note with a series of geometric shapes arranged in a grid-like layout. The shapes include rectangles, squares, and shaded rectangular areas. The title of the layout is "PLANAL RELATIONS", suggesting this is some kind of diagram or schematic related to planar or spatial relationships. The image does not contain any human faces or identifiable individuals.