Created on 2024-02-06

The image appears to be a piece of art or a conceptual sketch on a piece of tan paper. At the top, there's a roughly sketched rectangle divided into thirds, with scribbled shapes suggesting some form of content or layout within it. Below this rectangle, three squares labeled "Front," "Left," "Rt" (presumably short for "Right"), and a square with a dollar sign labeled "Middle" are drawn. On the left side of the paper, there is a thick black mark, possibly made by a marker or a wide pen. On the right edge, towards the bottom, the artist's signature "4/4/89" is visible, likely indicating the date of the artwork (April 4, 1989). Most prominently, there's handwritten text in black ink that reads: "The Color-Shape I draw/Sketch has a Logic essential to its reality But the Image & the Real subject and the Method/subject to the Object/ Thing whose name in the Idiom is Art." The handwriting is somewhat hurried and cursive, which suggests that the note is a spontaneous thought or a personal reflection related to the artistic process and the conceptual underpinnings of visual elements and their meaning in art.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a sketch or diagram with various shapes, lines, and annotations. It looks like an architectural or design sketch, with labels like "Total", "Left", "Rt", and "Middle" along the bottom. The image also contains some text that discusses "The Color-Space Idiom Sivel" and references something called the "Image Real Object" and "Mental Subject". The text seems to be providing some commentary or analysis related to the visual elements depicted in the sketch.