As is plainly obvious, most of the stuff I'm currently adding is no longer my "source" material, but new original material - primarily for me to print for keeping my DVD collection in. As some of my DVD collection is made up local release, and others made up of imports - my designs will reflect this, although some may be "universal" in nature.

So, for others to use my covers for their own use it may be required to replace certain logos with other ones (like R1 with R4 or NTSC with PAL). I will continue designing up to 6-disc covers using a 14mm spine, in some cases this may mean you need to modify the spine if you have different covers. The only place in the world I know of that sells the 5 and 6-disc 14mm-spine case is [url=[link] I recently placed an order with them, and am hoping to receive my goods soon! These covers are not for the profit of anybody, so don't upload them onto premium sites like R1DB.

With this said I'm currently in phase-two of a three-phase plan. Phase 1 was design new covers, Phase 2 was to upload them on DeviantArt - and Phase 3 is to create a new webpage over at [url=[link] website[/url] where I can post additional info and resources.

My work is not over, not by a long-shot. I enjoy doing custom covers - and I recently ordered many blank DVD cases, far more then covers I already have! What I enjoy most is the problem-solving aspect of designing. I start by collating my resources, I'm then limited to what I have in front of me. In most cases, I like to have the movie poster on the front - but not always. I choose what logos to use - even the movie-title may come in several logos (for example [url=[link]) - and it allows for great flexibility - and sometimes I modify the logos (example: [url=[link] Wars[/url]), to do something different.

I have two Blade Runner covers on the way, Predator, Back to the Future and Godfather are some of the others on the way too.