Created on 2024-02-06

The image appears to be a scanned page with some sketches and handwritten notes. On the top of the page, there is a rectangular sketch that resembles an abstract drawing or a map, with various lines and shapes outlined with a thin dark line. Below this sketch, there are two separate sketches: 1. On the left side, there's an incomplete vertical sketch with what looks like a stair-step pattern and abstract shapes presented in a two-dimensional layout, with stars marked alongside the steps or shapes. 2. On the right side, a smaller, more straightforward sketch presumably represents some kind of chart or graph, with vertical lines of varying heights and "X" marks added to one side, possibly indicating measurements or comparisons. The handwritten notes are in cursive and seem to discuss the concept of "scale" in artistic terms, with phrases like "feel the scale" and lines that read "without regard to relative size" and "scale is a position-color relation size-shape direction," which suggest contemplations about the elements of design or composition. There is also a mention of "scale absolute" and "its total quality," indicating a deeper analysis of the aspect of scale in drawing or visual presentation.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a hand-drawn abstract composition. It consists of various geometric shapes and lines arranged in an abstract, non-representational manner. The composition fills the entire frame, creating a visually dynamic and complex design. The text below the main image provides some insight into the artist's intent, suggesting that the "scale" is a key aspect of the work, and that it relates to position, color, and direction. However, the image itself does not contain any identifiable human faces or individuals.