patlang12
New member
Does anybody know where I can get some cd cover templates on the internet. I am working in photoshop so I guess I am looking for psd files.
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TimOBrien
New member
Most of the disc duplication services have free templates.
Try this to start:
http://www.discmakers.com/templates/
Try this to start:
http://www.discmakers.com/templates/
patlang12
New member
I was looking as discmakers templates, but they were kind of wierd. I will go try them again I suppose.
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glynb
Balladeer
Templates...
Try here...
http://www.keyproduction.co.uk/Artwork/artwork.html
I'm working in Adobe Photoshop and these templates work fine. I'm also using this firmn for my CD Replication BTW (UK based).
Try here...
http://www.keyproduction.co.uk/Artwork/artwork.html
I'm working in Adobe Photoshop and these templates work fine. I'm also using this firmn for my CD Replication BTW (UK based).
patlang12
New member
Ok thanks, I will check that out.glynb said:
tanlith
King of the Wicker People
www.moderncd.com send me some decent CD Templates (.psd files for Photoshop) when I requested a quote. Just be sure to tell them you're using photoshop and ask for templates. Also don't forget that when designing anything that will eventually have two sides (front and back) to use a bleed....
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glynb
Balladeer
Bleed
Ah, so that's what the 'bleed' thing is for? I did wonder. Doesn't matter for a booklet as the other side gets printed anyway but for something that gerts folded and glued, like a 7" cover then 'bleed' starts to make sense.
Ah, so that's what the 'bleed' thing is for? I did wonder. Doesn't matter for a booklet as the other side gets printed anyway but for something that gerts folded and glued, like a 7" cover then 'bleed' starts to make sense.
tanlith
King of the Wicker People
glynb said:
Actually you definitely need a bleed for a booklet. See the equipment they use to cut them to size isn't exactly precise. If your artwork IS precise and has a colored background (say black) then you'll likely end up with a white strip along the top, bottom and/or sides.
If you make sure to go about 1/8 of an inch over-size in all directions and be sure your artwork is centered you'll be fine.
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