Created on 2024-02-07

The image shows a handwritten page with text and a colored diagram. At the top of the page, the text reads “9 The figure drawn below is a simple symbolic atom of the relative positions of these nine colors in the color-space universe. It is not accurate in the scientific sense but it is adequate for illustration of the ideas in this paper.” Below the text is a drawn diagram depicting a simplistic atomic model with nine color representations. The colors, labeled in corresponding colored text, are positioned at different points in the model: Black, Yellow, Orange, Red, Natural Violet, Blue, Green, and White. The Natural Violet appears to be at the center, with other colors connected to it by straight lines, suggesting their relative positions. The colors are not shown in their literal positions within an atom but as symbolic representations related to the text's discussion on color theory and space.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a handwritten note with an accompanying diagram. The note describes the diagram as a "simple visualisation" of the relative positions of the nine primary colors in the color-space universe. The note suggests that this diagram is not an accurate figure, but rather an allegory or illustration of the ideas presented in the text. The diagram itself shows a circular arrangement of various color labels, including Black, Orange, Red, Yellow, Green, Blue, and Neutral, connected by lines. Based on the information provided, this seems to be a conceptual diagram rather than a precise technical illustration.