Created on 2024-11-15

The image shows an open notebook or sketchbook with two pages visible. On each page, there's a simple, whimsical drawing of a bird, depicted with quick, expressive lines. The drawing on the left page is fainter, as if done with a lighter pen or as a preliminary sketch. It shows a bird in profile with details like an eye, beak, wing, and tail depicted with loose, flowing lines. The drawing on the right page is bolder and made with heavier, darker lines. This bird is also shown in profile with a slightly more detailed depiction, featuring the eye, beak, wing, tail, and feet. The style seems playful and spontaneous, capturing the essence of the bird without providing detailed realism. No text is visible in the image, and the background is simply the white of the notebook pages and the black cover at the left edge, showing it is likely a hardcover sketchbook. The simplicity of the drawings suggests they may be the work of an artist working out concepts or just enjoying doodling birds with a freehand style.

Created on 2024-11-14

The image shows the open pages of a sketchbook or journal. The left page contains scribbles and sketches that appear to be abstract or doodle-like in nature. The right page has some calligraphic or stylized text that reads "Um how my call".