Created on 2024-02-06

The image appears to be a hand-drawn sketch on a piece of paper with a combination of text and various simple shapes. The text is written in blue ink and there are six squares with different patterns in each. Here is a description of the text and the squares: At the top of the page is written "Context Figure" in blue ink. Beneath it are two squares side by side. The square on the left is empty and the square on the right has diagonal cross-hatching lines. Below these squares is written "Context Color-Figure" in blue ink. Beneath this text is another pair of squares with different drawings. The first square on the left shows a simple concave curve shape at the bottom resembling a 'U'. The second square has diagonal cross-hatching lines again, but this time the lines are contained within a parallelogram shape in the center of the square, leaving blank space around the shape. There are two notes beneath these shapes. The first note is an oval with the numbers "12156" enclosed. Underneath is a sentence that reads "Maximum Content as Context Colo.-Figure Method." The whole image has a somewhat rough and casual appearance, suggesting it could be a conceptual or illustrative note from a workbook or a brainstorming session for an artistic, educational or psychological concept involving visual perception. The handwriting style and drawings are spontaneous and informal.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a hand-drawn diagram or notes related to "Context Figure" and "Maximum Content as Context Color Figure Method". It contains various shapes, including a rectangular box, a heart shape, and some scribbled patterns. There are also written notes explaining the concept of "Context Figure" and "Context Color-Figure". The image does not contain any human faces or identifiable individuals.