Created on 2024-02-06

The image displays a sheet of paper with handwritten text and simple drawings in black ink. There are two sets of drawings, each accompanied by text. At the top, the text is "The Object - Place Size." Below this, there are two rough sketches of rectangles representing door frames. Both rectangles show a difference in perceived size, with one being taller and narrower and the other shorter and wider, suggesting an illustration of how placement and perspective can affect the perceived size of an object. At the bottom, the text reads "Same Object - Different Place -Size." Beneath it, there's a sketch of two objects inside what appears to be a roughly drawn floor plan, with dashed lines indicating a boundary. Inside this boundary, there's a rough sketch of a chair (or similar object) on the left, and a patterned object on the right that seems to be a small section of the larger object. It could be illustrating how moving the same object to a different place within a given area can affect its perceived size. Both sets of drawings and text seem to explore basic concepts related to perspective and relative size in visual representation.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a hand-drawn sketch or diagram. It shows two rectangular shapes, one labeled "The Object-Place-Size" and the other labeled "Same Object - Different Place-Size". The sketch also includes some additional graphical elements, such as lines and shapes, but does not depict any human faces or individuals.