Created on 2024-02-07

The image shows a piece of paper with handwritten notes and a rough sketch. The handwriting, which appears to be in blue ink, is slightly untidy and slanted at various angles. At the top of the paper in capital letters, the text reads, "Amsterdam, Saks & Murphy," followed by unclear words that could be names or projects related to "Red and Yellow." Below the heading are two squares sketched in blue ink; the larger square encases a smaller one. Inside the internal square, there is a rudimentary drawing that seems to include some sort of stick figure and possibly abstract elements or partitions. On the right side of the paper, separated by the larger square, are the words "Black and Green" and "Blue," indicated with arrows pointing to the corresponding areas of the sketched squares. At the bottom of the page, there is a reflective statement that reads: "The test of a Color Pair is whether it will stand up visually & the Maximum Ratio Differential." Underneath this text, there's a smaller, separate square with a gate-like feature sketched within it. The handwriting and drawings give the impression of concept notes or ideas being quickly jotted down, potentially related to design, art, or some form of visual experimentation with color pairing.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a hand-drawn diagram or sketch, accompanied by handwritten text. The diagram shows a rectangular shape with various lines and markings inside it. The text describes the diagram as a "test of a color pair" and discusses whether the maximum ratio differential can stand up visually. The color labels mentioned are "Red and Yellow", "Black and Green", and "Blue". Without being able to identify any individuals, the image seems to be a technical or analytical diagram related to color palettes or some visual test.