Created on 2024-02-06

The image shows a page with handwritten notes and a rough sketch. The page's background is a beige or manila color, and the handwriting and sketch are done in black ink. At the top of the page, there is a number "73122" followed by a title or header written in capital letters that says "Subject - Deadline!" Below the title, there is a note that also emphasizes "SUBJECT - DEADLINE!" and adds the phrase "with Reversible Coordinates and Cliché a la Moon." The sketch on the page is a simple line drawing that appears to represent a scene or concept, with various elements such as lines, shapes, and what may resemble a moon and a scribbled figure. There is a hand-drawn frame around the sketch. Below the drawing, text reads "RAFT AT, RAFTAPORTS" followed by "Expressed at Crossmyers." Underneath the sketch and annotations, there is a section with more text that reads: "CLICHÉ DE MOON Any Drawing, Design, as the product of Multiplication by Change, is Art only when the Directional Continuity of the Change sequences is understood at a la Percent." To the side of this section, more handwriting says: "There is no Drawing without automatic curriculum of Multiplication & AIR & CO2 as Blue & Red or Green etc." The handwriting suggests that the text may refer to artistic concepts and possibly an abstract or thematic interpretation related to deadlines.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a hand-drawn sketch or diagram with accompanying text. The text at the top reads "Subject - Deadline! Deadline!" and discusses the use of reverberating coordinates and elliptical moons. The diagram itself appears to be a complex, abstract composition with various geometric shapes, lines, and symbols. The text at the bottom mentions "Cliche de Moon" and discusses the drawing as a representation of the multifaceted nature of change and the continuity of changing sequences in an immediate and perceptive manner. Overall, the image seems to convey an artistic exploration of themes related to time, change, and perception.