Created on 2024-02-06

The image shows a piece of paper with a hand-drawn sketch and handwritten text. The sketch appears to be a simple line drawing of a three-paneled object, similar to a triptych or a window with three sections, containing vertical lines and dotted lines that indicate folding or division. The handwritten text reads: "The Art Idea is to know what what [sic] is to be drawn is not Rational But what the Terms to Draw it have Logical Limits in Size Shape Direction Color. Relation & the Art Idea are One Reflection comes when the Art Idea is confused with Logic When the picture is seen as Logic it is Bad When it is just seen, it is Good" The handwriting appears to be in cursive, slightly slanted to the right, with a fluid and artistic style. The note is philosophical, discussing the artist's approach to creativity and the relationship between art, logic, and perception.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a hand-drawn sketch accompanied by a written description. The sketch consists of a series of vertical and horizontal lines, creating a geometric, abstract pattern. The written text provides an explanation or commentary on the "art idea" depicted in the sketch. It discusses the importance of understanding what is to be drawn, rather than just focusing on the "rational" or logical aspects of size, shape, direction, and color. The text suggests that the "art idea" and the act of drawing are inextricably linked, and that the perception of the drawing as "good" or "bad" is dependent on the viewer's interpretation and understanding.