Created on 2024-02-07

The image displays a page with handwritten text that is primarily in English, with some sections crossed out. At the center of the page is a colored circle drawn in crayon or pencil, featuring colors of the spectrum: red, yellow, green, blue, and purple. The handwriting describes concepts related to color perception and painting, mentioning how some colors come forward while others recede in a physical sense, and in a painting, all colors are seen at the same time. The text also suggests that if we drew a color circle, we could say that the yellow advances and the colors on either side of it progressively recede until purple is reached.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image shows a handwritten note accompanied by a color wheel drawing. The note discusses the concept of color and how some colors come forward while others recede, and how in the painting process, all the colors can be seen at the same time. The author suggests drawing a color circle to illustrate this idea. The note then mentions that the yellow advances and the colors on either side of it progress gradually until purple is reached.

Created on 2024-12-02

The image is a handwritten note on a piece of paper, featuring a drawing of a color circle. The note is written in cursive and reads: "In that sense some colors come forward and others less so, in the physical sense. But in a painting the heart of observation is such that in any practical sense, all the colors are seen at the same time. If we draw a color circle we might say that the yellow advances and that the colors on either side of it progressively recede until purple is reached." The note is written in black ink and has a few small marks or smudges throughout. The paper itself appears to be off-white or light beige in color. At the center of the page, there is a simple drawing of a color circle. The circle is drawn in pencil and features a gradient of colors, with yellow at the top and purple at the bottom. The colors blend smoothly into each other, creating a sense of continuity and flow. Overall, the image suggests that the author is exploring the relationship between color and perception, and how different colors can be perceived as advancing or receding in a painting. The use of a color circle as a visual aid helps to illustrate this concept and provides a clear and concise representation of the author's ideas.