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[JollyRoger]

That would be easier to do in InDesign; I know of no way to do it in PS, other than having two text boxes (That is how I do it in PS)

Backside looks much better; credits looks good. I'm still not sold on the spine paper. Perhaps just have the spine in the same color as the paper?

[Kernie]

I think JR's right... you'll probably have to use two separate text boxes for the columns. I don't really use InDesign much, but it is a better program for text layout, although with a little bit of time and patience, you can accomplish what you want to do in PS.

This is a very nice looking cover, Salsa! I love the colors, textures, and images... great work!!

[Salsa]

Thanks guys.
How are this working then? Maybe the spine are better now with a shadow below

[JollyRoger]

try to keep the same amount of free space all around your two text blocks in the synopsis. Much too crambed now.

But looking better!

[Salsa]

How are this?
1/ Two versions of spine, one with full paper, and on With rips in both ends:
2/ Worked on the text layout on the synopsis!

[JollyRoger]

You have some big gabs in the right text box; you'll need to play around with it some. Sometimes giving a text a fraction of a pt helps, and once printed noone can see if the text is written in 6 pt or 6,1 pt.

[venome]

Very nicely done Salsa! Agree with JR about the text on the right

[Salsa]

Thx. V and JR. Yes i'll know it looks like shi.. have tried playing around a lot, so far with out luck. I'll play some more :bang:

[JollyRoger]

You can save some space by making the R (Registered Trademark) sign small thus:

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[Salsa]

Thanks for the tip JR appreciate it;)
Got rid of some of the gabs! Better now? Witch spine do you guys like best?(post #105)