Created on 2024-02-06

The image shows a page of handwritten text in black ink with the following content: "5/28/42 Composition Structure Design To compose well, it is necessary to have a realistic idea of what the elements of composition are. There are actually one element, when founds qualitative difference by its repetition in different composition patterns. The one element is THE AREA which is always charecterged [sic] by SgF – Shape - Direction and always exists in positional relationship." There are also two simple drawings: one resembles a diamond or a kite shape, and another consists of two vertical parallel lines connected by a shorter horizontal line.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a handwritten design document or notes discussing the concept of composition structure. It talks about the necessity of having a realistic idea of what the elements of composition are, and how they are actually one element that exhibits qualitative differences through its repetition in different configuration patterns. The document highlights that the one constant element is the "AREA", which is always characterized by size, shape, and direction, and always exists in a positional relationship. The text provides an in-depth analytical perspective on the fundamental principles of compositional design.

Created on 2024-12-02

The image displays a piece of paper with handwritten notes on it. The paper is yellowed and appears to be old, with a rough texture. The handwriting is cursive and difficult to read, but it appears to be discussing composition structure design. * The top of the page has the date "5/28/42" written in the upper-left corner. * Below that, there is a title that reads "Composition Structure Design". * The main body of the text is written in cursive and discusses the importance of having a realistic idea of what the elements of composition are. It also mentions that there is actually one element, which forms qualitative difference by its repetition in different configuration patterns. * The text concludes by stating that the one element is the area which is always characterized by size, shape, direction, and always exists in positional relationship. Overall, the image appears to be a note or outline for a presentation or lecture on composition structure design. The handwriting is difficult to read, but the content suggests that it is discussing the basics of composition and the importance of understanding the elements that make up a composition.