Created on 2024-02-07

The image displays a page from a sketchbook with several loose and quick sketches. These appear to be rough human figures in various poses and activities across the page. The sketches are expressive with minimal detail, capturing the essence of the figures and the setting rather than providing a detailed depiction. There are a few words and phrases written amongst the sketches, one of them being "Tony Mullins." The overall appearance suggests that these sketches could be initial ideas or observations for a larger work or part of a study in human forms and movement. There is also an indication of a change in color with the words "turns purple" written near the top right. The page looks well-used with marks over the whole surface, and it's bound in a spiral notebook, typical for artists' sketchpads.

Created on 2024-03-29

The image appears to be a handwritten sketch or drawing in a notebook. It contains various abstract, freeform shapes and figures that seem to be taking form, as if the artist were exploring ideas or concepts through this gestural, expressive style of drawing. There are some text elements as well, including the text "See the girl who took / before your eyes". The overall impression is one of spontaneous, exploratory creativity captured in this notebook page.