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[DVD Cover] Half-Life 2

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Lexcyn

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I know a lot of you are going to be downloading Half-Life 2 and Counter Strike via Steam, so I figured people would want to make a backup of their cache files. Anyways, here's something I made over the past couple of days.

Enjoy. :happy:

DVD Case Insert

Low quality: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v494/dev...aseCleanLow.jpg

High quality: http://cgi.assimulator.plus.com/devinlamot...(clean)(90).jpg

High quality: http://www.swooneyspurs.pk-designs.com/ima...e2-DVD-Case.jpg

DVD Case Insert (German)

Low quality: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v494/dev...n-GermanLow.jpg

High quality: http://www.swooneyspurs.pk-designs.com/ima...Case-German.jpg

DVD Label

Low quality: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v494/dev...DLabelClean.jpg

High quality: http://cgi.assimulator.plus.com/devinlamot...l%20(clean).jpg

High quality: http://www.swooneyspurs.pk-designs.com/ima...2-DVD-Label.jpg

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[update] - 10/3/04: Fixed spelling and grammar errors on DVD Case

[update] - 10/4/04: New copyright-clean versions are up in low quality

[update] - 10/5/04: High quality versions are up!

[update] - 10/9/04: Fixed DVD Label

[update] - 11/4/04: Added German version

Thanks to karma_police for the mirror!

Thanks to timsweb for the mirror!

http://cgi.assimulator.plus.com

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Grand Master

Lexcyn

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You're kidding, right? Is he afraid you'll put him out of a job?

You're not selling it and trying to make a replica (or new design). Some people are just SILLY.

Edit- They should be more concerned with releasing the game anyways.

Well, I don't really blame them. They just don't want it to look like it's the official cover or anything. But oh well, I was happy to do another version. I think this one looks somewhat better, though. :)

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Eli

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devinlamothe: As a fan of your past work (come on we grew up together throughout high-school), I would just like to congratulate you on your latest copy infring.....err.....artwork. Very well done. I never thought you would be able to do something this beautiful (ok I lied....some of your other stuff is just as nice....like Too Far North's original website design).

Anyways, congrats on your work man. Maybe you should drop Networking and try graphic design (or both). Maybe ask Valve up for a job *cough cough*.

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Obraxis

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Thanks guys! :)

I was thinking of making a seperate case for Half-Life:Source, and adding CounterStrike:Source to my Half-Life 2 case... idea's? Comments? :yes:

Yeah dude :)

Just one bit of crit on the ones u have already made...I printed the CD label on a printable CD, and the Logos are a bit small. Maybe increase the logos sizes?

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Lexcyn

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Yeah dude :)

Just one bit of crit on the ones u have already made...I printed the CD label on a printable CD, and the Logos are a bit small. Maybe increase the logos sizes?

Sure! I never actually tried it myself, so I wouldn't know... lol. I'll re-upload the new one sometime later today. :)

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Lexcyn

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do you think you can make a set of cd labels numbered from like 1 to 6 and take off the dvd logo?

sorry if i'm being too picky, i just think that would look good for my use. thanks :D

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Sure, no problem! :)

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