Night Walk | Ninen Zaka Path
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Immerse yourself in the serene beauty of Kyoto, Japan with this stunning digital art piece, "Night Walk." This evocative illustration captures the peaceful ambiance of Ninen Zaka Path as it winds through the city under the cover of darkness. The vibrant colors and meticulous attention to detail bring to life the traditional architecture and charming streetscape that make Kyoto so enchanting. As you gaze upon this art, you can almost feel the gentle breeze and hear the soft rustling of leaves as you look down along the stairway, taking in the tranquil surroundings. Whether you've experienced this magical place in person or simply long to, "Night Walk" is sure to bring a sense of calm and wonder to any space.
PACKAGE INFORMATION
1 JPEG FILE
- Best Print Size: B3 500 mm X 353 mm or 19.7" x 13.9"
- Art size 13.4" x 7.5"
- Resolution: 5906 x 4170 pixels
- Other Print Size: 23"X16", 28"X20", 34"X24", 42"X30"
1 JPEG FILE
- Resolution: 2252 by 4000 pixels
- Artwork ratio 9:16
- Print Size: 16"x 9", 21"x12", 28"x16"
LICENSE INFORMATION
Usage Rights: By purchasing this digital artwork, you are granted a personal use license. This means you may print the artwork for personal enjoyment and display in your home or personal space. However, commercial use, redistribution, or resale of the digital file or printed artwork is strictly prohibited.
Restrictions: You may not resell, redistribute, or sublicense the digital file or printed artwork in any form. Additionally, you are not permitted to use the artwork for any commercial purposes, including but not limited to advertising, marketing, or merchandise production. Any alteration, modification, or creation of derivative works based on the artwork without prior written consent is also prohibited.
Ownership: The artist retains all rights, title, and interest in and to the artwork, including all intellectual property rights. Your purchase of this artwork does not transfer ownership or any associated intellectual property rights.
