Created on 2024-02-07

This image displays a hand-drawn color model diagram labeled "Ostwald's Color Solid 11 Three Dimensional Color Intervals." At the top is the word "Ostwald's" in black ink, and the words "Color Solid" in a golden-yellow hue, followed by the number "11" in black. Just below, to the right, is written "Three Dimensional Color Intervals" in black ink. The diagram illustrates a geometric structure with a top vertex labeled "Whit" (likely meant as "White") and a bottom vertex labeled "Blk" (presumably short for "Black"). Linking these two vertices are several lines that intersect at a central point, creating a form akin to a three-dimensional diamond or a double pyramid shape. Around this shape are oval smudges of various colors - green, orange, red (two different shades), blue, violet, and a smaller, paler pink or lavender. Each color smudge is connected to the central structure by a drawn line, except for the lavender smudge. These added colors give the impression that they are representing different points or intervals of color that might exist within this three-dimensional model. The background is an off-white color, and the medium appears to be color pencils or crayons for the smudges, with pen or marker used for the text and structural lines.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a hand-drawn diagram or color wheel titled "Ostwald's Color Solid 11". It shows various colored circles or shapes interconnected by lines, indicating relationships or interactions between different colors. The colors represented include white, black, and several other vibrant hues like red, blue, and orange. The text at the bottom refers to "dimensional color intervals", suggesting this is some kind of color theory or color system diagram.

Created on 2024-12-02

The image depicts a hand-drawn diagram on a piece of paper, titled "Ostwald's Color Solid II" in black ink. The diagram is a geometric representation of color relationships, featuring a central yellow square surrounded by four triangles, each containing a different color: green, orange, red, and purple. These colors are connected to the central yellow square by lines, forming a diamond shape. The diagram also includes several lines and circles that intersect with the central yellow square, representing different color intervals. The words "BLK," "White," and "Dimensional Color Intervals" are written in black ink around the diagram, providing additional context. The background of the image is a plain white piece of paper, with a slight shadow visible along the bottom edge. Overall, the image appears to be a simple yet effective visual representation of color theory concepts, likely created for educational or illustrative purposes.