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That was another thought that I shared with my wife....making it an e-zine that would be a PDF file that people could subscribe to and download.As far as whether I would actually attempt something like this....not really sure. I do know that however much time, effort and money you might think it will take, you can end up doubling that.As a graphic designer by profession and a vintage bike enthusiast, it does sound like an appealing venture. Whether I would have the time, energy and know how to pull something off is another question. I'm certainly no seasoned veteran when it comes to vintage bicycle restoration and collecting.If it's going to be done, it needs to be done right...nothing worse than some hokey looking deal pulled together in MS Publisher and Paint....ha ha.BTW...I'm running a MacPro with 4gb of RAM, a 23" Apple Cinema Display and CS3. Will be running Leopard in approx. 9 days. :wink:
That was another thought that I shared with my wife....making it an e-zine that would be a PDF file that people could subscribe to and download.
As far as whether I would actually attempt something like this....not really sure. I do know that however much time, effort and money you might think it will take, you can end up doubling that.
As a graphic designer by profession and a vintage bike enthusiast, it does sound like an appealing venture. Whether I would have the time, energy and know how to pull something off is another question. I'm certainly no seasoned veteran when it comes to vintage bicycle restoration and collecting.
If it's going to be done, it needs to be done right...nothing worse than some hokey looking deal pulled together in MS Publisher and Paint....ha ha.
BTW...I'm running a MacPro with 4gb of RAM, a 23" Apple Cinema Display and CS3. Will be running Leopard in approx. 9 days. :wink:
