Originally posted by: auximenies
Well, here's what I've cooked up so far:
The actual jpegs DO NOT HAVE the brownish-tan backgrounds. Why? So you can print the image on kraft paper so that it will precisely match the Complete Dossier packaging. You can get a roll of kraft paper for $5 at Staples. Cut a piece that is approx. 8" x 14" (21 x 35cm) to feed into the printer. Before I print out these artworks, I add a thin black boderline so that I will know where to cut out the final insert.
Of course, when printing out on kraft paper, the images are not nearly as bright/crisp/clear as depicted. They still look good, though.
Well, here's what I've cooked up so far:
The actual jpegs DO NOT HAVE the brownish-tan backgrounds. Why? So you can print the image on kraft paper so that it will precisely match the Complete Dossier packaging. You can get a roll of kraft paper for $5 at Staples. Cut a piece that is approx. 8" x 14" (21 x 35cm) to feed into the printer. Before I print out these artworks, I add a thin black boderline so that I will know where to cut out the final insert.
Of course, when printing out on kraft paper, the images are not nearly as bright/crisp/clear as depicted. They still look good, though.
I'm drooling.