Created on 2024-11-15

The image depicts two open pages of a notebook or sketchbook. The left page appears to contain a very light pencil sketch that is difficult to make out—possibly some floral elements or a decorative design. The right page features handwritten notes in pen. At the top right, there's a heading or title that seems to say "Quebec City." Below this is a date, "1 IV 95," which likely stands for April 1st, 1995. The notes that follow are fragmented and a bit challenging to read due to the handwriting style, but the words "communicate," "visuals," "describe," "border," "obscure," and what appears to be "(lobe part of MEDUSE)" can be discerned. Near the bottom, the phrase "FLEURS DU MAL" is written, which is French for "Flowers of Evil," a reference to the famous collection of poems by Charles Baudelaire. The last word written in bold is "FIN," which is French for "end." It seems the right page contains ideas or notes on a project, possibly related to visuals or artwork that one is trying to describe or express, with an allusion to Baudelaire's work. The nature of the project is not clear from the notes alone. The sketch on the left page is very faint and difficult to describe with certainty based on the provided image.

Created on 2024-11-14

The image shows an open notebook or journal. The left page is completely blank, while the right page contains handwritten text in what appears to be a list or notes. The text mentions "communicate", "visual", "description", "biology", "obscuro" (which seems to be a reference to "meduse", or jellyfish), and "Plénks du mat - FIN". The overall impression is of a notebook or journal being used for writing down observations, ideas, or notes.