To Print or Not

[Daniel ~]

Originally Posted by booman

I usually doodle in AutoCAD for my artistic ideas. Thats one thing I don't do enough is artwork. I design websites, graphics, 3D rendering and the sort, but I have a degree in fine arts (Emphasis in Printmaking) and don't spend very much time drawing anymore.

booman! You hide your talents! ":O}

How about posting a few of your things here in the forums? Might get you going again!
Might get a few of us going again! No telling what will happen once Art gets loose! ":O}

[booman]

Thats not a bad idea...
I have all my artwork on my website, but I never thought of posting my pictures in the forum.

[Daniel ~]

I'm not the only friend you have here with an eye for the finer things...":O}

[cloasters]

Originally Posted by ccperf721p

I hadn't thought of it before, but for some customers it wouldn't be a problem. I'll have to do a little checking into it.. I have them sign when they bring the vehicle in using a sig pad ran through the software. Before that it was a hassle, had to print an initial invoice, just to get an authorization to work on the car.. You have to cover yourself these days though. Way too many people trying to get over on you.

Surprisingly enough it's usually those that have plenty of money..

No shinola, rich bastardos can be the worst!

[noob]

I prefer having the option.

Books and the like - even if I have bought the soft copy, I will also buy the paperback.

Documentation, forms, Uni work (code, schematics, etc) - I try and keep online as much as possible. Some are required to be printed due to auditing/legal reasons, but almost everything else is digital.

[robbie]

Originally Posted by booman

Thats not a bad idea...
I have all my artwork on my website, but I never thought of posting my pictures in the forum.

Post them and I will print them. (if you don't mind)