Created on 2024-02-06

The image shows a handwritten note on a yellowish piece of paper. The handwriting appears to be in black ink, possibly from a fountain pen or a similar writing instrument. The note contains both text and a small diagram towards the bottom. The diagram includes a horizontal line with arrows at each end representing a spectrum, and two annotated lines intersecting the spectrum line, creating a triangle with the spectrum line as the base. The annotations on the diagram include "K," "W," and "V," likely representing black, white, and violet, respectively. Here's the transcribed text: "Every Color has a Max Point in K + W as well as C(or). Max But its K-W relation is not the same for each Cor Lemon is near W and far from K Its opposite Violet is far from W and near K Therefore Visualize any Given Color in its K-W relation and at the same time its Opposite relation W<-----L---->V K" Please note that some words are difficult to interpret, such as "C(or)." which might mean "Color." The text discusses the relationship between colors (in this context, lemon and violet) on a black-to-white (K-W) gradient, suggesting the importance of visualizing the color in relation to black and white, as well as its opposite on the color spectrum.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a handwritten note or document discussing color theory and its applications. It mentions the concept of "color max" and how each color has a "color max" as well as a "k-w relation" which is not the same for each color. The note also discusses the concept of "visualizing any given color in its k-w relation" and how this is not the opposite of the relation for W and near K. There are no human faces or identifiable individuals in the image.