It's in color, the stills are likely publicity stills, though I've seen the second one (Uncle Remus with the children) in color.Disney Duster wrote: Wait a minute, is Song of the South black and white or color? Because you have two black and white images on the back of the cover!
Thankyou very much, I'm glad you like it! Finding the characters was easy, it's just the blending that takes a while, and the background is actually from the introduction scene of The Hunchback of Notre Dame!! I don't have the Pinocchio DVD so I couldn't take screencaps of Pinocchio's town, but Italy/France, France/Italy, I was hoping that no-one would noticeLilo wrote:That's a relly nice cover, Josh, I really like the background and the choice of the character-pictures.
Josh wrote:Thankyou very much, I'm glad you like it! Finding the characters was easy, it's just the blending that takes a while, and the background is actually from the introduction scene of The Hunchback of Notre Dame!! I don't have the Pinocchio DVD so I couldn't take screencaps of Pinocchio's town, but Italy/France, France/Italy, I was hoping that no-one would notice
I have noticed it! I think it worked well. Good job! I like them, all your covers are really, really great!...however, it might just be me, but aren't some of them theatrical posters? (Pinocchio, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Cars) It doesn't matter, they still look amazing! But I feel as if I've seen most of these pictures somewhere before, just without the Platinum Edition banner ontop.ordisney wrote:WHAT ARE YOU THINK ABOUT THEM???
The background can't be seen THAT clearly can it?Big Disney Fan wrote:I did notice and it looks quite good. Just remove Notre Dame from the background (it can be clearly seen) and replace it with maybe a snow-capped mountain or something and it will look even better.
And why a snow cap mountain, they don't even go to the snow in Pinocchio. 
) I thought it should at least get the 2-Disc treatment, so here is an incredibly rushed cover of Pinocchio: Collector's Edition. I suppose it could also be the Collector's Gift Set to the Platinum, but it sorta follows the Tarzan and TENG Collector's Edition style of Cover Art, as opposed to the Cinderella/Aladdin Gift sets' covers.
I like your Platinum DVD of Pinocchio better than the Collector DVD. As for the mountains, maybe they don't go to the snow. But during some long pans of the skyline, such as in the beginning of the movie and when the schoolbell rings the next morning, there are mountains depicted in the background.Josh wrote:The background can't be seen THAT clearly can it?
Btw, I like your Fantasia cover, Mickey doesn't really look like himself, but I still like it.
oopsmyr_heille wrote:Apparently my page-2 Hunchback cover was considered too lazy to make the list
I must've missed it, sorry, It'll be on the updated list though Your THoND new cover is incredible! The 'Giberish' looks latin or something, which corresponds with the Adult poster and the fact that priests in Quasi's day spoke latin in the churches. Excellent job, I'd believe that to be an actual cover! 
