Created on 2024-02-06

The image shows a handwritten note with an abstract sketch at the top. The text reads: "9.29.78 Furniture balance of neutral elements." There is a number 5 with a fraction 1/5 written on the top right corner. Below the sketch and date, the note says: "sk. is elementary, but necessary at all times, to sketch in mind rather a small sketch is easier to visualize in execution than a large canvas. Because of math. The colr. Since senses are more directly experienced. To do the same in large scale requires more effort in concentration Thus discipline." The text appears to be notes or thoughts on the importance of sketching and visualizing smaller elements before executing a larger work, emphasizing mathematical aspects, color perception, the role of sensory experience, and the need for disciplined concentration. The handwriting is cursive and somewhat hurried. The sketch itself includes a variety of shapes and lines that don't represent any discernible objects, suggestive of an abstract composition.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a handwritten note accompanied by an abstract sketch. The note describes the sketch as "elementary" and necessary to sketch in a "small sketch" in order to visualize the execution of a "large canvas". It mentions that the "corn-space ratios are more directly experienced" and that doing the same on a larger scale "requires more effort in concentration" on this particular technique. The sketch itself appears to be a collection of abstract shapes and lines, without any identifiable human figures or objects.