Comprehensibility of illustration — an analytical model
Evelyn Goldsmith | Department of Visual Communication, Brighton Polytechnic
It is suggested that the means to analyse illustration would be of great benefit to students, illustrators, publishers and others, and a model is presented identifying 12 elements which the author believes contribute to the comprehensibility of pictures, particularly those intended to be in support of text.
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