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Hi,
I thought a little time ago that disks from games back in the days always looked ugly. So I decided to change that by creating my own disklabels.
For example:
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before after
I would like to share these disklabels to everyone who is interested on my side at:
http://www.ragbag.info/disklabels-made-by-me
Comments or requests are welcome, I will update the images from time to time.
Enjoy! :)
I used to do this sort of thing (not to the same standard) on Deluxe Paint III, printing on my Citizen Swift 24C :)
Nice job!
Just had the same idea recently that I wanted to put together a case with fresh floppies and nice looking custom labels for various good games and after spending a couple of hours doing the first label, I thought that it would take a while to get through all the ones that I wanted to do.. Some nice work there, and I might steal a few if you don't mind. :)
Only problem is that the only printer I have access to is a colour laser so gradients are not as good, although surprisingly colors are not too bad and it is mostly grey scale gradients that look bad.
I found these in a box of disks I bought :
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Looks quite nice. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Nobby_UK
Are you using special labels or just cutting your own out of a larger format?
I could not find printable floppy labels so I got these A4 labels and cut them myself (can put 8 labels per sheet):Quote:
Originally Posted by Half-Saint
http://www.ebay.com/itm/141825323136
Despite the sheets being slightly damaged in transit, they have a nice glossy finish and stick very well to the floppy.
You've done a really nice job, although they don't look quite "original", with copyrights and all that stuff. On the other hand, I prefer the pressed labels on floppies, like the one of Lords of the Rising Sun, than stickers.
Depends on what you prefer. There are shops where you can get A4 labels and there are shops where you can buy 70x50,8 labels. I use the A4 and cut the labels by hand.
I did some quick googling and it turns out Zweckform is still making printable floppy stickers.
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