KAKASO’LAS Pole (in foreground), Stanley Park, Vancouver
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Hi Brett, I cannot locate an e-mail address on your blog and I have a question regarding use of this “photograph KAKASO’LAS Pole (in foreground), Stanley Park, Vancouver” that I would like to ask you.
I am a graphic design student at Durham College in Oshawa, ON, Canada. We were recently given an assignment to design/render a “travel poster” (I have chosen Vancouver) for our digital illustration class and I would like (if possible) to use your photo as reference from which I would digitally draw my graphic from. This is a student project, it would not be used in any way, shape or form for profit. Many thanks in advance, Lori
Thanks for your message about my photo of the KAKASO’LAS totem pole in Stanley Park. Yes, please feel free to use that photo and image from my blog if it is useful to you.
Your travel poster assignment sounds quite interesting and I’d love to see what you come up with. Best of luck with your project!
Brett, Thank you kindly (again), I will send you a copy of the completed poster via email. Oh, and I just posted about your blog on Facebook too. Kindest regards, Lori
Hi Brett, I cannot locate an e-mail address on your blog and I have a question regarding use of this “photograph KAKASO’LAS Pole (in foreground), Stanley Park, Vancouver” that I would like to ask you.
I am a graphic design student at Durham College in Oshawa, ON, Canada. We were recently given an assignment to design/render a “travel poster” (I have chosen Vancouver) for our digital illustration class and I would like (if possible) to use your photo as reference from which I would digitally draw my graphic from. This is a student project, it would not be used in any way, shape or form for profit. Many thanks in advance, Lori
Lori,
Thanks for your message about my photo of the KAKASO’LAS totem pole in Stanley Park. Yes, please feel free to use that photo and image from my blog if it is useful to you.
Your travel poster assignment sounds quite interesting and I’d love to see what you come up with. Best of luck with your project!
Best wishes,
Brett
Brett, Thank you kindly (again), I will send you a copy of the completed poster via email. Oh, and I just posted about your blog on Facebook too. Kindest regards, Lori