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And some more:

singerguy04 wrote:How would i be able to see if i have photoshop on my computer... i'm sorry i'm computer illiterate

Start --> All Programs --> check to see if you have ADOBE PHOTOSHOP CS.



you know JEREMY, that artwork is neat!
but it'd be cool if that was the outside slipcover with the textury feel and gloss to it
and then the inside is artwork of the characters..or something like that!

good job on the cool covers!

Jeremy wrote:And some more:

That’s nice but the other I prefer much more

RJKD23 wrote:

singerguy04 wrote:How would i be able to see if i have photoshop on my computer... i'm sorry i'm computer illiterate

Start --> All Programs --> check to see if you have ADOBE PHOTOSHOP CS.



you know JEREMY, that artwork is neat!
but it'd be cool if that was the outside slipcover with the textury feel and gloss to it
and then the inside is artwork of the characters..or something like that!

good job on the cool covers!

Hey you stole my idea.......
Look on page 2 you pretty much said exactly what i did!

*Andy* wrote:

RJKD23 wrote: Start --> All Programs --> check to see if you have ADOBE PHOTOSHOP CS.



you know JEREMY, that artwork is neat!
but it'd be cool if that was the outside slipcover with the textury feel and gloss to it
and then the inside is artwork of the characters..or something like that!

good job on the cool covers!

Hey you stole my idea.......
Look on page 2 you pretty much said exactly what i did!

ok, credit goes to you for that idea! i just copied for you!

Haha
Nah its ok just shows how brilliant my idea was.......jk

That Hunchback of Notre Dame cover is pretty good also but I like the other one alot more

Here my first version of "The Little Mermaid".



Tell me what you think of it?

And here's the original cover just for the comparison so you can't say my version is almost the same as original. And the picture of the main characters is different. My aim was to simplify my cover over the original but to save that same feeling with it and use some almost similar elements.

I think it's a little cartoony for the film. It should have a classy cover like Hunchback!

Jeremy wrote:Tell me what you think of it?

And here's the original cover just for the comparison so you can't say my version is almost the same as original. And the picture of the main characters is different. My aim was to simplify my cover over the original but to save that same feeling with it and use some almost similar elements.

Simple, but classy and still carries the "same feeling" of TLM.
Looks neat! Nothing's cluttered on the cover!
Good job Jeremy!

Although the background is quite plain it still looks good. Good Job

I think it's okay, not that good and I wouldn't want to see that as an official cover. The background is a little too dark for a film which is light and Ariel & Co could be lighter too, but it's okay. But the thing that really caught my eye was those clouds placed below Ariel and the Prince, is it meant to be like that or is it a flaw?

Although my critical response I'm wondering if you could make a little more mature cover for the mermaid? I know it's a huge challenge, but as I've seen those remarkable coverart's for The Hunchback of Notredamé it shouldn't be that difficult.

Roklie wrote:Although my critical response I'm wondering if you could make a little more mature cover for the mermaid? I know it's a huge challenge, but as I've seen those remarkable coverart's for The Hunchback of Notredamé it shouldn't be that difficult.

Yeah it really is a challenge and I'm thinking the way to do more mature cover, but I don't have any really good ideas for the time being.
But I promise to do one more soon!
BTW those clouds are really not a mistake. I just placed them there to make an interesting feeling to the cover. Ya know to wonder where the water ends and the sky begins...

Its nice, i like it

Here's my cover for Aladdin.
Tell me what you guys think!

that's cute!
It looks like Genie is holding the picture and Aladdin and Jasmine magically come out of the pictured city...something like that!

The only thing off is the "2 Disc Set" at the bottom...but then again, Disney movies have that!

I think it's pretty cool how he's holding a picture of them.
It's not the greatest cover but it's not bad either.

I hope I don't offend anyone and I'm sorry if anyone gets offended ! But here are what I think of the covers:

Cinderella:

Black Caludron:

Home one the Range:

Hunchback of Notre' Dame#1:

Hunchback of Notre' Dame#2:

Little Mermaid:

Aladdin:

I think they're all great I don't actually have Photoshop, so I can't join in, but I do have a question.

I have seen, somewhere, a cover/picture/something for "The Little Mermaid" with Ariel seated in silohette (I can't spell that, sorry) against a moon. Was this a cover or a promotional thing? Or have I made it up?


Oh_Bother

Promotional pic me thinks...