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Web Of DVD Covers!

Started by Axnollouse, September 05, 2008, 11:29:30 AM

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Axnollouse

Well since it seems that this magical place has just opened I thought it would be a good time to get this tread going!

Here is mine!


http://www.lhecom.com/dvd/images/rtp/RTP-008.jpg


06:44:40 ‹zoom› "Tonight, a historic event!  Axnollouse, the youngest in the skullf*ckery finals, may win the gold."

Compound

Well, here's mine:



Downloadable in Standard Size and Thinpak.

With quotin' Spidey and Doc Ock action!


Bob

I was more excited that I could find the Spiderman font in 1001fonts.com and it was free.   Uh, not much use for it other than in Spiderman covers though.

http://pslowner.smugmug.com/gallery/2505605_puaSW#360743268_2CNdd


Compound

Quote from: PSLOwner on September 05, 2008, 11:40:10 AM
I was more excited that I could find the Spiderman font in 1001fonts.com and it was free.   Uh, not much use for it other than in Spiderman covers though.

Well, if they ever riff some more Playstation ads...

Piobman

#4
Okay here are two covers. A single for just spidey-2 and then a trilogy combo cover. Full disc labels and standard cases available. The spidey-2 cover has thinpak available also. If anyone wants to have the combo cover in a different size, just let me know. I am in the midst of changing webservers... so if the links don't work, just try again later.


Standard | Thinpak | Disc Label



My RIffart Homepage


Bob

Damn, those are some nice looking covers sir

Piobman


ManUnderMask

Hey Piobman, how do you do put your covers on a blank DVD case like that? I mean digitally for a picture, like you did, not by actually printing them out.
I survived the San Diego Comic Con 2010 Hall H stabbing.

ChrisHanel

I'm pretty sure he's doing those by rendering them out in a 3d program, which isn't that hard at all.

You could also do it in Photoshop, though it would be extremely tedious to line everything up and fake the perspective.



JoshWay

He might be using IMANDIX Cover, a free program that specifically renders DVD cover previews:

http://www.imandix.com/vers1/enu/produkte.htm

Piobman

#10
Quote from: JoshWay on September 08, 2008, 07:35:10 AM
He might be using IMANDIX Cover, a free program that specifically renders DVD cover previews:

http://www.imandix.com/vers1/enu/produkte.htm

You are correct sir. Awesome litlle program. The purchased version gives you a bit more flexibility.

Ortega

#11
Yeah, i know I'm over a year late, but quite honestly, i reauthored my DVD, and completely forgot about  the Spiderman 2 cover in the big glut of releases one after another, so this cover got put on the backburner.  Well, anyway here it is for ThinPak:





Click the preview for the Full-Res version.



ChrisHanel

Quote from: Piobman on September 08, 2008, 09:54:41 AM
Quote from: JoshWay on September 08, 2008, 07:35:10 AM
He might be using IMANDIX Cover, a free program that specifically renders DVD cover previews:

http://www.imandix.com/vers1/enu/produkte.htm

You are correct sir. Awesome litlle program. The purchased version gives you a bit more flexibility.

Booo.... how dare such a simple little program exist? Such a task is for effects artists such as myself, so that I may bill people 80 bucks an hour!

JoshWay

Quote from: ChrisHanel on September 08, 2008, 11:17:40 AM
Quote from: Piobman on September 08, 2008, 09:54:41 AM
Quote from: JoshWay on September 08, 2008, 07:35:10 AM
He might be using IMANDIX Cover, a free program that specifically renders DVD cover previews:

http://www.imandix.com/vers1/enu/produkte.htm

You are correct sir. Awesome litlle program. The purchased version gives you a bit more flexibility.

Booo.... how dare such a simple little program exist? Such a task is for effects artists such as myself, so that I may bill people 80 bucks an hour!

Then you probably don't want to hear about the "Riff Writer 2000" software I've been using...

ChrisHanel

10 bucks says there's a Bonesaw hotkey.