Created on 2024-11-15

The image displays an open sketchbook with two pages visible. On the left page, there are five rough sketches of pitchers or jugs, drawn with a focus on their silhouette and handles. These sketches appear to be done in black ink or marker, with expressive, gestural lines emphasizing the shapes and features of the pitchers. There is also some smeared black ink and faint, illegible handwriting on this page, contributing to a sense of spontaneity in the sketches. The right page contains two larger, more detailed drawings of cylindrical objects that resemble architectural columns or perhaps stylized industrial design elements. These drawings are created with a combination of shading and bold, defining lines, and they also have handles or intricate tops that suggest functionality. The one on the left has the word "Peter" written above it, which could reference the name of the person who did the sketch, the name of the design, or something else relevant to the artwork. The rightmost drawing features a curved line that could be a handle or ornamental part of the design, giving the object a sense of elegance or whimsy. The images straddle the boundary between art and design, indicating the sketchbook could belong to a designer or an artist conceptualizing functional objects or exploring abstract shapes.

Created on 2024-11-14

The image appears to be a two-page spread from an artist's sketchbook or journal. The left page contains abstract, gestural sketches or drawings in black and white, with various shapes and lines that seem to suggest some kind of organic or natural forms. The right page features a more detailed drawing or illustration of what looks like an old-fashioned metal or glass canister or container, with some text written above it that appears to say "Peter Campa". The overall style and presentation suggests this is the work of an artist or creative individual exploring different modes of expression and experimentation in their practice.