Created on 2024-02-06

The image appears to be of a handwritten note with a drawing. At the top, the text is written in a cursive script, and it reads: "428506 T The Absolute C: Scales is the exclusive method for the expression of amazing creative constant ability. If the method is followed Literally, then are no obstacles, an append to the creation of Great Art as a routine profession." Below the text, there's a simple, abstract graphite pencil sketch resembling geometric architectural elements or an abstract composition. There are lines, rectangles, and shapes that could be interpreted as parts of a building or abstract forms. At the bottom of the image, further text in cursive reads: "Beautiful Drawing is always complete 1: Direction 2: Length – 3 Width" There's additional text to the right bottom corner, placed vertically, which appears to be a signature or a note, but the cursive writing is not as clear: "André '66 Prechter StB C: Creative Srg." The image has a slight yellowing around the edges, suggesting age or the type of paper used.

Created on 2024-03-30

This image appears to be a handwritten note and a sketch. The note describes the "Absolute C Scales" as the exclusive method for the "Expression of Mastering Creative Constant Ability". It mentions that this method follows "Literally, men are no obstacles to the creation of Great Art" and that it is a "routine problem for the Artist". The accompanying sketch appears to be an abstract or cubist-style drawing, with various geometric shapes and lines intersecting.

Created on 2024-12-02

The image is a sketch of a piece of art with handwritten notes. The sketch is drawn in pencil and appears to be a rough draft or study for a larger work. It features a mix of geometric shapes, including squares, triangles, and circles, arranged in a seemingly random pattern. The shapes are not fully formed and appear to be in various stages of completion. The handwritten notes are written in cursive and are scattered throughout the page. They appear to be the artist's thoughts and musings about the piece, rather than a formal description or title. The notes are mostly illegible, but some words and phrases can be made out, such as "Beautiful Drawing is always Complete" and "1. Direction 2 - Length - 3 Width." The background of the image is a light beige color, which provides a neutral backdrop for the sketch and notes. Overall, the image suggests that the artist is in the process of creating a new piece of art and is experimenting with different shapes and forms to achieve a desired effect. The handwritten notes add a personal touch to the image and provide insight into the artist's thought process.