Created on 2024-02-06

This image features a handwritten note with a date at the top reading "5/14/49." The note is written in black ink in a cursive script, discussing concepts related to art and canvas. Several words are underlined for emphasis. The note talks about how the canvas and stretcher must be thought of as part of the creative process and the manipulation of the canvas is part of the creative drawing. There is also a mention of certain colors moving towards red-brown-orange. Below the written text, there are four small sketches. The sketches are a bit rough, but they seem to represent examples of what is discussed in the note. One sketch appears to be a simple diagram of a frame or stretcher, another seems to be a sensor or gauge, the third is labeled 'Neutral,' and the fourth sketch appears to depict a page or canvas corner with notes about color – "Any color moves naturally Red toward Orange." At the bottom, "Non-deterministic sequences" is written, followed by a further explanation about this term referring to the 'handling' of materials. The note emphasizes that this applies regardless of the size, including the canvas. The writer's signature is not discernible at the bottom right corner.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a handwritten note or document containing various text and sketches. The text discusses the importance of the "canvas and stretcher" as part of the creative process in drawing or painting. It mentions that the "handling and manipulation of the canvas is part of the creative drawing" and that the "creative process is developed" through this. The text also mentions various colors like orange, semi, and red brown, which seem to be references to materials or techniques used in the creative process. Additionally, there are some non-determinative sequences mentioned, which may refer to some technical aspects of the creative work. Overall, the note appears to be providing insights or observations about the creative process of drawing or painting.