Created on 2024-02-06

The image displayed is a photograph of a page containing handwritten notes and a sketch. It appears to be yellowed with age, suggesting it might be an older document. At the top of the page, there is a rectangular sketch with lines crisscrossing to form smaller sections. Within the central section, there are scribbles that resemble a rough figure or shape. Around this sketch, there are notations that read, "This line is the Ruler." Below the sketch is handwritten text, which includes the following: "The Mellow Pad - Hell's Corners, E & S I" Below this title, there are further notes: "The Jazz Figure The Logic? Figure" Following this, there is a section titled "Definition of Obstraction -" with written notes beneath it. The text is slightly difficult to decipher but seems to read: "The Image of Comparaison between two Objects To a different Order without The discrimatory element of Time, Purpose, as the Objects Identity, in their preference, but instead its misidentification as a scale of Final Value." Please note that there might be some errors in reading the handwriting, but the aforementioned description provides a general sense of the content seen in the image.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a handwritten note on what looks like an old piece of paper or cardboard. The note contains various sketches, lines, and text. The text mentions "The Mellow Pad - Hell's Corners. E.E.51" and "The Jazz Figure", "The Soggy Figure", as well as a discussion of "Definition of Distraction" and "The Image of Comparison between two Objectives of a Different Order without the determination-element of Three Purpose as the Objective Identifying, their Difference--ist instead ats misidentification--on a Scale of their Value". The overall impression is that this seems to be some kind of conceptual or artistic work, with various schematic diagrams or drawings along with explanatory text. The handwritten style and the vintage-looking paper suggest this is an older document, perhaps related to an artistic or intellectual exploration of certain ideas or themes.