Created on 2024-02-06

The image displays a piece of paper with two distinct sections. The upper half contains a drawing composed of straight and curved lines creating a loosely structured grid or box shape with crossing lines, seemingly random marks, and no obvious representation. The marks appear to be made in a black medium, possibly ink or marker. The lower half of the image includes handwritten cursive text in black ink. The text reads: "71321 To turn a Drawing on its Side or Upside down Has no practical value the stimulus of a new view of what is Given and provides no conduit for what instructive there is in subject & face which is Art Embryo" The handwriting indicates a reflective or instructional note, possibly relating to an artistic process or perspective. The paper itself has a yellowish hue which could suggest age or the type of material used. At the bottom, under the written section and above the drawing, there is a thick horizontal line that seems to separate the text from the drawing visually.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be an abstract drawing or sketch done in black ink on an orange-colored background. It consists of a series of intersecting lines, shapes, and angles that form an intricate and dynamic composition. The drawing has a spontaneous, freeform quality, with the lines appearing to be quickly and gesturely applied. There are no recognizable representational elements in the image, making it an abstract work that seems to explore the interplay of line, shape, and space. The accompanying handwritten text provides some context about the artistic intent behind the drawing, mentioning something about "turning a drawing on its side" and exploring "the stimulus of a new crew."