Linux Mint Forums

And finally here's the complete set of Isadora covers. With all CD/DVD and 32-bit/64-bit variations included. And yes, this time there are CD/DVD labels too, so if there's anyone who would like to have fully packed Linux Mint 9, then go for it. Everything is in high resolution with 300ppi.

Previews:







You can download complete pack on my deviantart page, and here's the link:
http://eldis82.deviantart.com/#/d2rq9vv

EDIT: 28.06.2010 - The final version of this pack is there for download, and here's the preview:



And here's the download link:
http://eldis82.deviantart.com/#/d2ss9fk

Hi,

you have done a good job, but I have one thing to say : It's TOO Green (only Green).

It would have been well if you had add white and Grey/Black colors in it.

Dupo wrote:Hi,

you have done a good job, but I have one thing to say : It's TOO Green (only Green).

It would have been well if you had add white and Grey/Black colors in it.

Hehe, well, it's like the Mint itself... I was seriously considering option to involve a little bit more colours in the cover, but after all kind of experimenting, I ended up with "only" green palette...

how do i apply the cd laber to my mint cd.? looks awesome btw

gizmodo wrote:how do i apply the cd laber to my mint cd.? looks awesome btw

1. You have to burn Mint onto printable CD/DVD and then you need to have inkjet printer with ability to write on printable CD or DVD.
2. You can print it on a sticky paper in any copying shop, in 11,7cm diameter, cut it manually with scissors, and then paste it to your regular CD or DVD.

Really, really nice.

I like the DEEP green.


mick

mick55 wrote:Really, really nice.

I like the DEEP green.

Thanks mick... Well, like I said, after some experimenting with more colours it turned out that combination of greens produced the best result... It's more elegant and polished. For those not liking too much green there is my other covers pack for Isadora, with a bit more gray/green combination.

These are amazing, really professional quality. I have a good mind to make an A5/A6 booklet, a copy of the GNU General Public License and give say 100 copies of it to etailers with an RRP to cover the price of making it all.

Now i know i'm probably being awkward here, but is there any chance of making that into a lightscribe label? Because it can yield great results too:

what is lightscribe exactly?

Essentially you use a DVD Drive to burn an image onto a disk. It's a 'special' drive and a 'special' disk but they're about the same price (apart from the disks, 50 for £10 DVDs). You design it on the computer and then let it do it's thing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wy0rLSGYcr0

Superewza wrote:These are amazing, really professional quality. I have a good mind to make an A5/A6 booklet, a copy of the GNU General Public License and give say 100 copies of it to etailers with an RRP to cover the price of making it all.

Now i know i'm probably being awkward here, but is there any chance of making that into a lightscribe label? Because it can yield great results too:

It's not problem at all, but as I'm not that much into lightscribe labelling, I don't know what exactly I should do to cerate an artwork for lightscribe burning... Should I do it in some special format or what... But nevermind, I will google for it, so I hope I will find out what is it about...

Ok, I found some software for lightscribe design, so I hope I will back soon with Mint lightscribe labels...

Love the covers =] shame the leaf is of a Tulip Tree (Liriodendron tulipifera) and not of the Mint plant xD but I guess the average person isn't going to know that

Carl wrote:Love the covers =] shame the leaf is of a Tulip Tree (Liriodendron tulipifera) and not of the Mint plant xD but I guess the average person isn't going to know that

Hahaha, well that wasn't my concern when I was in process of creating those covers... I just like the photo so I used it...

Now I just need a printer that can print CD labels. I need a new printer anyway.

EldiS wrote:

Carl wrote:Love the covers =] shame the leaf is of a Tulip Tree (Liriodendron tulipifera) and not of the Mint plant xD but I guess the average person isn't going to know that

Hahaha, well that wasn't my concern when I was in process of creating those covers... I just like the photo so I used it...

it goes very well

Carl wrote:Love the covers =] shame the leaf is of a Tulip Tree (Liriodendron tulipifera) and not of the Mint plant xD but I guess the average person isn't going to know that

I made a modified version of this cover, with official Isadora artwork as background, for those not liking the Tulip Tree... Complete pack with all variations will be uploaded soon, and here's just a preview:

And here is preview of the final version of this pack, with some more grey added, and official artwork as background...



You can download the full pack here:
http://eldis82.deviantart.com/#/d2ss9fk

Whaouh !!!

Eldis, I really really like your last final version pack.

You made a very good job.

It's professional.

EldiS wrote:Ok, I found some software for lightscribe design, so I hope I will back soon with Mint lightscribe labels...

Hi EldiS

Have you had any luck with the Lighscribe version yet.
I have the drive and the software and even the DVD/CD's, just needing a label.
KDE 64bit if I have a choice.

Thank you in advance,
AfterEight