Jarvis & Rennie (1995) thought that the use of drawings without words could represent an abstract idea the observer may be unable to comprehend.
They opined that a drawing without words could represent an abstract idea the observer may be unable to comprehend. Jarvis & Rennie (1995) thought that the use of drawings only was problematic.
Jarvis & Rennie (1995) thought that the use of drawings only was problematic. They opined that a drawing without words could represent an abstract idea the observer may be unable to comprehend.
Jarvis & Rennie (1995) thought that the use of drawings only was problematic. They opined that a drawing without words could represent an abstract idea the observer may be unable to comprehend.