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Onkelpsycho
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Re: Free paper-prop thread no.3 - 2008
If you want I can check my fonts...
If you want I can check my fonts...
Rogue428
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Re: Free paper-prop thread no.3 - 2008
This is pretty big. Looks good when printed out to scale though.
http://www.apocprod.com/images/Props/1408_front.jpg
http://www.apocprod.com/images/Props/1408_back2.jpg
Enjoy.
I'm in search for a hi-res pic of the 1408 postcard (Dolphin Hotel).
Can anyone help?
This is pretty big. Looks good when printed out to scale though.
http://www.apocprod.com/images/Props/1408_front.jpg
http://www.apocprod.com/images/Props/1408_back2.jpg
Enjoy.
Onkelpsycho
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Re: Free paper-prop thread no.3 - 2008
Wow, thanks...
Btw: Nice pics of your collection, I like the Forrest Gump Sports Illustrated...
Wow, thanks...
Btw: Nice pics of your collection, I like the Forrest Gump Sports Illustrated...
Re: Free paper-prop thread no.3 - 2008
thanks rogue428 for the dolphin post
thanks rogue428 for the dolphin post
CB2001
Master Member
Re: Free Paper Prop Thread #4 - 2009
This one is for the fans of the classic movie, "Repo Man". For those who are unfamiliar with it, in the movie, there is a running gag involving a lot of items with a "generic brand" label on there. Everything that is featured in the film, from beer, cereal, canned food to truth serum, has a simple white, light blue and dark blue label. And needless to say, I was at home visiting my parents and I was trying to think of props to use on a short film that I have to make for my class. As a result, I thought about the movie, "Repo Man", remembering the white labels and I thought, "What would happen if the characters in the short came across a DVD with this generic label that says "Hollywood Blockbuster"? How funny would that be?" So, I sat down, and under 20 minutes, created this generic label for a DVD cover.
I hope you fans of "Repo Man" love this. If anyone has any problem with the placement of the text on the spine, let me know and I'll see if I can fix it. But since I used a DVD template, everything should fit correctly.
For downloading the full size, you can go to the following link, click on download and print out a full size version of the file: http://codebreaker2001.deviantart.com/art/Blockbuster-Generic-DVD-cover-128151872
This one is for the fans of the classic movie, "Repo Man". For those who are unfamiliar with it, in the movie, there is a running gag involving a lot of items with a "generic brand" label on there. Everything that is featured in the film, from beer, cereal, canned food to truth serum, has a simple white, light blue and dark blue label. And needless to say, I was at home visiting my parents and I was trying to think of props to use on a short film that I have to make for my class. As a result, I thought about the movie, "Repo Man", remembering the white labels and I thought, "What would happen if the characters in the short came across a DVD with this generic label that says "Hollywood Blockbuster"? How funny would that be?" So, I sat down, and under 20 minutes, created this generic label for a DVD cover.
I hope you fans of "Repo Man" love this. If anyone has any problem with the placement of the text on the spine, let me know and I'll see if I can fix it. But since I used a DVD template, everything should fit correctly.
For downloading the full size, you can go to the following link, click on download and print out a full size version of the file: http://codebreaker2001.deviantart.com/art/Blockbuster-Generic-DVD-cover-128151872
CB2001
Master Member
Re: Free Paper Prop Thread #4 - 2009
This one is for the fans of the classic movie, "Repo Man". For those who are unfamiliar with it, in the movie, there is a running gag involving a lot of items with a "generic brand" label on there. Everything that is featured in the film, from beer, cereal, canned food to truth serum, has a simple white, light blue and dark blue label. And needless to say, I was at home visiting my parents and I was trying to think of props to use on a short film that I have to make for my class. As a result, I thought about the movie, "Repo Man", remembering the white labels and I thought, "What would happen if the characters in the short came across a DVD with this generic label that says "Hollywood Blockbuster"? How funny would that be?" So, I sat down, and under 20 minutes, created this generic label for a DVD cover.
I hope you fans of "Repo Man" love this. If anyone has any problem with the placement of the text on the spine, let me know and I'll see if I can fix it. But since I used a DVD template, everything should fit correctly.
For downloading the full size, you can go to the following link, click on download and print out a full size version of the file: http://codebreaker2001.deviantart.com/art/Blockbuster-Generic-DVD-cover-128151872
This one is for the fans of the classic movie, "Repo Man". For those who are unfamiliar with it, in the movie, there is a running gag involving a lot of items with a "generic brand" label on there. Everything that is featured in the film, from beer, cereal, canned food to truth serum, has a simple white, light blue and dark blue label. And needless to say, I was at home visiting my parents and I was trying to think of props to use on a short film that I have to make for my class. As a result, I thought about the movie, "Repo Man", remembering the white labels and I thought, "What would happen if the characters in the short came across a DVD with this generic label that says "Hollywood Blockbuster"? How funny would that be?" So, I sat down, and under 20 minutes, created this generic label for a DVD cover.
I hope you fans of "Repo Man" love this. If anyone has any problem with the placement of the text on the spine, let me know and I'll see if I can fix it. But since I used a DVD template, everything should fit correctly.
For downloading the full size, you can go to the following link, click on download and print out a full size version of the file: http://codebreaker2001.deviantart.com/art/Blockbuster-Generic-DVD-cover-128151872
outlander
Sr Member
Re: Free Paper Prop Thread #4 - 2009
I noticed that your post seemed to be overlooked... "cool, another Ironstargalacticaman prop!" but I just wanted to thank you for posting those very cool Watchmen props.
J.
I noticed that your post seemed to be overlooked... "cool, another Ironstargalacticaman prop!" but I just wanted to thank you for posting those very cool Watchmen props.
J.
outlander
Sr Member
Re: Free Paper Prop Thread #4 - 2009
I noticed that your post seemed to be overlooked... "cool, another Ironstargalacticaman prop!" but I just wanted to thank you for posting those very cool Watchmen props.
J.
I noticed that your post seemed to be overlooked... "cool, another Ironstargalacticaman prop!" but I just wanted to thank you for posting those very cool Watchmen props.
J.
chuckysdream
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Re: Free paper-prop thread no.3 - 2008
Rogue428, you are my man! Thank you so much for posting it. Now i can build my display.
Oh, and here is the stamp we need.
Rogue428, you are my man! Thank you so much for posting it. Now i can build my display.
Oh, and here is the stamp we need.
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Re: Free Paper Prop Thread #4 - 2009
Looks good. What font did you use. I can't seem to match it.
This one is for the fans of the classic movie, "Repo Man". For those who are unfamiliar with it, in the movie, there is a running gag involving a lot of items with a "generic brand" label on there. Everything that is featured in the film, from beer, cereal, canned food to truth serum, has a simple white, light blue and dark blue label. And needless to say, I was at home visiting my parents and I was trying to think of props to use on a short film that I have to make for my class. As a result, I thought about the movie, "Repo Man", remembering the white labels and I thought, "What would happen if the characters in the short came across a DVD with this generic label that says "Hollywood Blockbuster"? How funny would that be?" So, I sat down, and under 20 minutes, created this generic label for a DVD cover.
I hope you fans of "Repo Man" love this. If anyone has any problem with the placement of the text on the spine, let me know and I'll see if I can fix it. But since I used a DVD template, everything should fit correctly.
For downloading the full size, you can go to the following link, click on download and print out a full size version of the file: http://codebreaker2001.deviantart.com/art/Blockbuster-Generic-DVD-cover-128151872
Looks good. What font did you use. I can't seem to match it.
Re: Free Paper Prop Thread #4 - 2009
Looks good. What font did you use. I can't seem to match it.
This one is for the fans of the classic movie, "Repo Man". For those who are unfamiliar with it, in the movie, there is a running gag involving a lot of items with a "generic brand" label on there. Everything that is featured in the film, from beer, cereal, canned food to truth serum, has a simple white, light blue and dark blue label. And needless to say, I was at home visiting my parents and I was trying to think of props to use on a short film that I have to make for my class. As a result, I thought about the movie, "Repo Man", remembering the white labels and I thought, "What would happen if the characters in the short came across a DVD with this generic label that says "Hollywood Blockbuster"? How funny would that be?" So, I sat down, and under 20 minutes, created this generic label for a DVD cover.
I hope you fans of "Repo Man" love this. If anyone has any problem with the placement of the text on the spine, let me know and I'll see if I can fix it. But since I used a DVD template, everything should fit correctly.
For downloading the full size, you can go to the following link, click on download and print out a full size version of the file: http://codebreaker2001.deviantart.com/art/Blockbuster-Generic-DVD-cover-128151872
Looks good. What font did you use. I can't seem to match it.
CB2001
Master Member
Re: Free Paper Prop Thread #4 - 2009
Thanks, Indywan. The font is just Courier New and I added the text in bold. I had a bit of difficulty trying to match the actual font on the labels used in the film with this inspired image, so I tried to do it by eye (judging by the d, e, and r I've seen on one picture, the font used in the film may have been Courier). I know that the font in the film wasn't bolded, but I just went with it bolded because I felt it looked better that way to me. But I can do one that isn't bolded too, if anyone wants one.
Of course, I've recently considered on doing more labels, including some seen in the actual film itself. I may actually use the normal Courier font to see if it matches.
Thanks, Indywan. The font is just Courier New and I added the text in bold. I had a bit of difficulty trying to match the actual font on the labels used in the film with this inspired image, so I tried to do it by eye (judging by the d, e, and r I've seen on one picture, the font used in the film may have been Courier). I know that the font in the film wasn't bolded, but I just went with it bolded because I felt it looked better that way to me. But I can do one that isn't bolded too, if anyone wants one.
Of course, I've recently considered on doing more labels, including some seen in the actual film itself. I may actually use the normal Courier font to see if it matches.
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CB2001
Master Member
Re: Free Paper Prop Thread #4 - 2009
Thanks, Indywan. The font is just Courier New and I added the text in bold. I had a bit of difficulty trying to match the actual font on the labels used in the film with this inspired image, so I tried to do it by eye (judging by the d, e, and r I've seen on one picture, the font used in the film may have been Courier). I know that the font in the film wasn't bolded, but I just went with it bolded because I felt it looked better that way to me. But I can do one that isn't bolded too, if anyone wants one.
Of course, I've recently considered on doing more labels, including some seen in the actual film itself. I may actually use the normal Courier font to see if it matches.
Thanks, Indywan. The font is just Courier New and I added the text in bold. I had a bit of difficulty trying to match the actual font on the labels used in the film with this inspired image, so I tried to do it by eye (judging by the d, e, and r I've seen on one picture, the font used in the film may have been Courier). I know that the font in the film wasn't bolded, but I just went with it bolded because I felt it looked better that way to me. But I can do one that isn't bolded too, if anyone wants one.
Of course, I've recently considered on doing more labels, including some seen in the actual film itself. I may actually use the normal Courier font to see if it matches.
CB2001
Master Member
Re: Free Paper Prop Thread #4 - 2009
I most definitely will come up with more of them after I get back home to my copy of the film. You should definitely watch it. You haven't been on a weird trip until you see it. You'll then be thinking of shrimp, plate or plate of shrimp.
I most definitely will come up with more of them after I get back home to my copy of the film. You should definitely watch it. You haven't been on a weird trip until you see it. You'll then be thinking of shrimp, plate or plate of shrimp.
CB2001
Master Member
Re: Free Paper Prop Thread #4 - 2009
I most definitely will come up with more of them after I get back home to my copy of the film. You should definitely watch it. You haven't been on a weird trip until you see it. You'll then be thinking of shrimp, plate or plate of shrimp.
I most definitely will come up with more of them after I get back home to my copy of the film. You should definitely watch it. You haven't been on a weird trip until you see it. You'll then be thinking of shrimp, plate or plate of shrimp.
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