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Photo 1 of 1 from The Five Pillars

My first Map of the Known World of 'The Five Pillars'
Some of the names still need to be changed… they were quickly filled in to give me an "idea" of what was there…

This Map is still a work in progress, so any comments or suggestions are welcome.

Photo Added: 04-20-2012, 05:12 PM
Album: The Five Pillars
Added by: Tipsygypsy

Photo Comments

GrandonJ - 04-26-2012, 02:13 PM

Hello TypsyGypsy (love the name by the way). My name is Jim and I am representing Central Washington University's anthropology museum. I am interested in using your work in our newest exhibit on fantasy maps. I apologize for the unorthodox method of contact but I can't seem to find another way. Essentially my colleagues and I were given three weeks to design and setup an exhibit on fantasy maps. Copyright law prevents us from using published works without permission and our time frame is so short that this is near impossible. However, I was referred to this site and saw your work and was immediately intrigued. I would like to put your work into our exhibit. If you are interested please contact me at grandonjr@hotmail.com Once again I apologize for the unorthodox approach and I hope to hear from you. Thank you,

Jim Grandon
grandonjr@hotmail.com

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