Created on 2024-02-07

The image appears to be a scanned photograph of a handwritten note with diagrams, possibly taken from a notebook or loose sheet. At the top left corner, there is handwritten text that reads "8/41 Basic". The text may refer to a date (August 1941) and suggests that the following content is covering basic concepts. The main body of the text says: "There are 6/Color Positions" Below this line, there is a simple circular diagram divided into six equal segments, each labeled with a number from 1 to 6, with two labeled axes intersecting at the center of the circle: one horizontal with the letter "B" to the left and the letter "W" to the right, the other vertical with no labels. This appears to represent a color wheel or color positions concept. Next line of the text starts with: "But these exist on an infinite number of levels in Color Space They not only complete each other by passing through a neutral center, but that center itself, is the center of 'no color', B&W and its polar tone 'all color' White So the 6 division diagram doesn't show this fact." At the bottom of the page, there's another more complex diagram that includes a shaded spectrum in a fan-like display with the labels "Red", "R", "P", "B", "G", "Yellow" on one side and a six-pointed figure or hexagon on the other side with the labels "Red", "R", "P", "B", "G", "White" at its corners, and the words "Complement of Dk. & in Sh. R. Wht & Wh. Brn G" are written below, possibly denoting color relationships or complementary colors. The note suggests an exploration of color theory, particularly the relationships between colors, their positions in a color space, and the concept of colors at different levels or dimensions, including the idea of neutral and polar tones.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a handwritten note or diagram discussing the basic color positions on a color wheel. It mentions that there are 6 color positions, and that there exists an "infinite number of levels in color-phase" that go beyond just the complete colors on the wheel. The text explains that these levels not only complete each other through a "neutral center", but that the center itself is the "center of no color", with blue and yellow being the "polar tone all-color" and white and red being the "division diagram accent".