Created on 2024-02-06

This image shows a piece of paper with handwritten text and a small drawing. The text appears to be a critique or commentary on design principles or a particular work. It mentions topics such as functionality, use of space, communication, and design without meaning. Below the text is a rough sketch, which seems to depict an abstract structure composed of geometric shapes. There is also a statement regarding the concept of something being wrong and questioning what the 'E' symbolizes, challenging the viewer to think critically about change. The handwriting is somewhat slanted and appears to be in blue ink.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a handwritten note or passage discussing a "Directional Piece of Work". It mentions that this work "consists of the use of inspirational images as a primal mode", and discusses various aspects of the work, such as "the Science of Communication", "the Sedentary Ambient Spectrum", and the fact that it "dispels Common Sense, not Universal Logic as Anybody's Design without the vulgarity of what they make it mean." The note also includes a simple drawing and concludes with a comment about "The Concept - that Something is Wrong with a C as the only thing Wrong about it - The Question must be Narrowed realistically what is the C and How do you want to Change it."

Created on 2024-12-02

The image presents a handwritten note on a beige background, featuring a mix of cursive and printed text. The note is divided into two sections: the top section contains a paragraph of text, while the bottom section includes a geometric drawing accompanied by additional handwritten text. **Top Section:** * The text begins with the number "115202" in the top-left corner. * The main paragraph discusses the concept of "A Pnectrional Piece of Work" and its continuity, which consists of the use of impulse as a promenade. * The text also mentions the Sedentary Ambient Sectar, noting that it lacks concern for evidence, which is always spent Common Sense. * The paragraph concludes with the statement that 1st Universal Design is Anybody's Design without the vulgarity of what they think it means. **Bottom Section:** * Below the paragraph, a geometric drawing is presented, comprising lines and shapes that appear to be randomly arranged. * Adjacent to the drawing, additional handwritten text is visible, although it is difficult to decipher due to its illegibility. **Overall:** * The note appears to be a personal reflection or idea, possibly related to design or art. * The use of cursive and printed text adds a sense of informality and creativity to the note. * The geometric drawing and accompanying text suggest that the author may be exploring new ideas or concepts.