Identify the example
Select an image from the creator’s own public work and record its source. Explain what draws your attention to the composition rather than assuming that a category label communicates your entire idea. A reference is a conversation aid; it is not permission to reproduce someone else’s design.
Read the surrounding information
Look for the artist credit, project context and any relevant collaboration. Ask whether the example represents the person’s own contribution and current work. A studio account, an old post and a personal portfolio can have different purposes and should not be silently treated as the same record.
Ask the responsible person
Confirm who would respond to your enquiry and the setting in which a discussion would take place. Visual interest does not settle practical suitability, availability or the terms of a commission. A directory category is not a verification statement or a promise about an outcome.