Created on 2024-02-06

The image displays a page with handwritten text and a simple line drawing below the text. The text appears to be a statement or reflection on the process of artistic creation, particularly in relation to drawing from nature versus creating synthetic compositions. Additionally, there's a statement about the source of subject matter for art, suggesting that it can come from manufactured objects. The text reads: "In drawing from Nature the T(?) & P scales are predetermined by what is already there our synthetic composition the T(?) P(?) must be created That is the only difference Subject matter can be taken from the most sordid manufactured objects." Below the text, there is a sketch, probably created with a pen or a marker. The drawing features a figure that seems to be a stylized representation of a person with a large, circular head possibly wearing a hat, a rectangular body, and appendages that appear to represent arms and legs. The figure is beside two other elements that might represent foliage or abstract shapes. It appears very simple and is not detailed. The whole composition of text and drawing has an instructive or reflective quality, as if it’s from an artist's journal or notes discussing artistic philosophy or approach.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a handwritten note with an accompanying sketch. The note discusses drawing from nature, specifically mentioning the sexual TCG scales and how they are predetermined by what is already there. It also discusses the importance of sympathetic composition, stating that this is the only difference. The note suggests that the most banal manufactured objects can be the subject matter. The sketch itself appears to depict an abstract, stylized figure or creature, with a rounded body, large eyes, and distinctive features. The drawing style is simple and schematic, with clean lines and forms.