Designer for Watch Dials

Hi I am Dan and I am new to the forum. I am tryign to learn Inkscape, but doign it all alone is very difficult.

I would like to engage someone to transfer some of my ideas into SVG, so I can get them made for my hoby - I make watches. This is a hobby nad much be financiallly self sufficient. I do not have a lot of money. The task should be easy as a watch dial is essentially limited by its function.

If the selected person(s) are interested I do want my logo re-designed. I am a very much a Bauhaus type of person.

www.foxtime.ch regards Dan [email]foxint@foxint.com.au[/email]

That's a pretty cool hobby:-) I would buy one of your watches but their about $700 above my price range:-) Try kolourpaint. It's really simple but nice.

schmindy said: That's a pretty cool hobby:-) I would buy one of your watches but their about $700 above my price range:-) Try kolourpaint. It's really simple but nice.

Sir, Thank you for your reply. I am havign real problems replying so I hope this is correct

Good point. Regarding my hobby, I can do all the rest except the SVG representation of the design.

So I was hoping to get soem assistance with the transfer of the idea to SVG

If necessary I will pay

regards Dan

To to clear you have an idea already planned out and you need it in .svg format?

Sir, I do have ideas. Just bad at drawing.

Just for everyones information I will be releasign a cheaper watch early 2009.

Dan, I tried to respond to your Private Message but it said you opted out of receiving them. Here is the message I attempted to send you:

Do you have a scanner? If so then you could draw them and I could copy them into an svg of them for you using inkscape perhaps. Also what dimensions do you need?

Sir, Just use the email above or on the website link www.foxtime.ch [email]foxint@foxint.com.au[/email] I will have a look at my preferences

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