However this small DVD can't run in increasingly popular slot-loading DVD players like in most Apple computers. It was becoming too much of a hassle for us and our customers. Now we ship full-size DVDs with all our kits.
To create a larger label, Maria copied a small DVD at 200% and taped it to a large sheet of our Zentangle tile paper. She drew a circle for our border, strings within that, and then we tangled away. We didn't shade it because of the silkscreen printing method.
This larger DVD label provides another good visual example of using various tangles.
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That's one beautiful dvd design.
ReplyDeleteFor those of us who own the (to me) un-useful smaller disc, can we get a copy of the information on the larger disc?
ReplyDelete:) Linda
Linda,
ReplyDeleteBoth disks have the same information. If you are having problems with the smaller disc, email us at rickandmaria@zentangle.com
-R
So glad you did this -- a lot of "cool" Zentanglers must have Macs like me!
ReplyDeleteIs it printed on the disc or is it a paper label? Paper labels can create havoc in a slot-loading device. Just thought I'd mention it. :-)
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