As a visual learner, it always irks me that many language learning graphics are clipart-y/bright. I...

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As a visual learner, it always irks me that many language learning graphics are clipart-y/bright. I thought I'd create my own & either offer them as printables or compile into an Illustrated book. But, I'm having doubts that anyone would want something like this...Should I continue or abandon it?

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As a visual learner, it always irks me that many language learning graphics are clipart-y/bright. I thought I'd create my own & either offer them as printables or compile into an Illustrated book. But, I'm having doubts that anyone would want something like this...Should I continue or abandon it? image

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