Created on 2024-11-16

This image shows a two-page spread from a notebook filled with sketches and handwritten notes. The pages include a mix of text and drawings made with markers in different colors such as black, red, and blue. On the left page at the top, there is a note that says "Cross section three-finger? clover leaf?" accompanied by sketches that appear to represent a conceptual cross-section of an object with three lobes or fingers, resembling a clover leaf. Below this, there are looped scribbles and a series of vertical marks in red and blue, which may represent some kind of measurement or comparison. The right edge of this page has a series of diagonal black lines next to red and blue vertical lines. The right page has a descriptive process or set of instructions with arrows and diagrams showing steps. The first step mentioned at the top is to "UNROLL KICKBOARDS PULL UP," with a sketch showing an object being unfolded or stood up. The second step says "INFLATE FROM BOTTOM," which is accompanied by a drawing showing how something could be inflated from its base. Arrows indicate the direction of wind or airflow. At the bottom of this page, the note "SPOOL IS ANCHOR INFLATN. TUBE BURIED IN MAT'L" suggests a spool acting as an anchor for an inflatable tube that is buried in material, with a drawing illustrating this concept. Overall, the pages seem to be a creative brainstorming session, possibly for a project or design involving inflatable structures, with considerations for cross-sectional design and the impact of wind direction. The handwriting is somewhat hurried and uneven, suggesting quick ideation or note-taking.

Created on 2024-11-14

The image appears to be a page from a notebook or sketchbook. It contains various handwritten notes and drawings related to product design or engineering. There is a cross-section diagram labeled "Three-finger cloven leaf" and some other technical sketches. On the right side, there are instructions for an "Unroll Inflat" process, with notes about "Spooling" and "Inflation Twist". The overall style suggests this is a personal working document with technical information and design ideas.