I decided to do something like this for some comics. I couldn't find double-sided adhesive paper, so I'm having trouble lining the inside of the box using regular glue. Lots of wrinkles and deformation of the cardboard. And the inner lining has also proven to be a challenge. The adhesive paper doesn't give much room for adjustments, so sometimes it ends up looking a bit crooked.
Amazing work! Very inspiring! I hope someday I'll make one for the X-men saga (first class, Dofp, Apocalypse and Dark Phoenix) including customized slipcovers 😍.
@@sandrorocha790 Yes, the glues can be tricky things, that's why I mostly use those double-sided adhesive sheets or tapes. I used basic paper glue (Wurstol), but now I use Lineco neutral PH glue (it's got pretty handy applicator bottle).
so do you do these for people. i ask because im in need of a boxset for all 7 wrong turn films i got artwork i like picked out i just dont have skill to make them lol
Love this video! I keep rewatching and will definitely be referencing it when I get started on some cases myself. I just was wondering if that is a microfiber cloth you’re using to wipe down the cases after sanding them.
Box looks fantastic. Although, after all that, I wish you would have shown a shot at the end so we can see how nicely the movies fit in the box. You did all that great work making them fit in perfectly but we don't get to see that shot. Also, for the inside art, are your inserts printed on both sides of the paper, or did you actually insert 2 sheets back to back. That's what I do because I'm not sure how to have art line up perfectly on both sides of the paper.
sorry to bump an old video but do you have a list of products you used? I tried to find the 3mm thick board but what i found was more wooden...plus the type of double sided adhesive paper? Your work is truly amazing, am looking for similar projects so help with products would be awesome! I would greatly appreciate it! Thanks and once again, amazing work!
Hi! Those 3mm thick boards are often used for bookbinding (I think they are even "officially" called "book binding boards"), however I've recently started to use serigraphy boards instead - they've got extra smooth surface and are pretty lightweight. I no longer use double-sided adhesive tape sheets - I get all my artworks printed as self-adhesive vinyl stickers...
@@seamushp ahh, I'll look for that then! Thanks for the info. now you measured the box and then created the templates for it? so i imagine that there are no templates available out there for these types of projects?
@@grapetreeforever3707 Yes, just like you wrote - first, I measure and assemble the box, then I create a template for it (every box has different dimensions so every template is different)
@@seamushp Thank you very much for sharing your tips/hints, this is exactly like what I am working at! just hope mine turns out half as good as yours! Just curious, and sorry to keep asking ?s, but do you send them to someone to print on the vinyl stickers or is that something that you can do yourself? I would imagine it would make it easier doing that way instead of how you did in this video?
@@alejandrodanieldelfino4011 They are used for silkscreen printing, I think. Yes, the core is a finnboard, but it's covered on both sides with very smooth, almost glossy paper.
@@alejandrodanieldelfino4011 Thank you very much for your kind words. A lot of folks ask me why I post all these videos with my custom boxsets if I don't want to sell them and you just answered the question - I do this for inspiration and to encourage others to create something similar 🙂
That set is awesome, I do have a question tho, where did you get the clear Blu Ray cases? Also, a good idea for the set is to have the DVD of each in every case, I mostly say this because there is an extra disk area in each case so that could be filled that way.
Whoa! What did you use to print from? Did u use a specific program? Where did u get the artwork from?? That’s a big step missing and that’s what I’m looking for. Looks fantastic btw
@@murrtubereal I temporarily stopped making them because the costs were just too high, but I'm looking for cheaper options. I'm currently working on smaller rigid slipcases for my digitized VHS copies (never on Blu), such as "Eternal Evil", "Murder by Phone" or "Burned at the Stake", so we'll see how it turns out :)
@@seamushp Ahh okay. Can you estimate how much it costed to make this? Just wondering incase I wanted to make my own slipcase for Apocalypse Now. Also, that sounds pretty cool - hope ya post em somewhere
@@murrtubereal Well, one serigraphy board (100 x 75 cm) from Germany costs me 8 € (with 15 € for shipping) and one SRA3 print 6,50 € (with another 6 € for shipping)
Great work! I'm trying to do something similar so I'm following your method. Where did you buy that double sided adhesive paper you used to stick the cover to the box? I can't find it anywhere and it's frustrating
@@corpa8634 We have plenty here in the US. Just on Amazon alone there is like 30 listed. I used to use a really high end brand I got at the Art Store. I mounted large photography prints with. I just can't remember the brand name. Try to find archival if possible.
This was amazing…my biggest question is where did you get the music because I feel like I heard this before sounds like the god of war ps4 music but I could be wrong
I know it’s probably too late, but first off amazing work. but may I ask why and how did you print the art the way you did for the box set? Like why did you not make it a box? There were cuts triangles, etc.? If you see this, I’d appreciate a response trying to make one my self
You mean why didn't I get it printed right on the box? Well, I think the thickest paper you can print on is 350g cardstock so the box would be still too flimsy.
@@seamushp thank you for the information. But I’m asking like when you printed the image of the scream 4 and the “you can’t scream” to put on your box. Instead of having them one print like one big square and just folding them on. You made them separate and like the spine, top, bottom are smaller and have like those flaps. I’m asking why you did that, and how did you do that. So I can try find a template that matches it. If that makes sense
@@Afrayd Oh, I see - I had to split that artwork into 2 pieces because it was bigger than printable SRA3 size (320 x 450 mm). And those flaps - it's easier to make (and cut) them that way so there won't be any visible "overlaps". I actually made a simple paper template by hand (just to get all measurements), then scanned it to my PC and finished it in software
@@seamushp I see. So you drew the design on the box to get its measurements and you purposely cut like the top part in those flaps in order to stop any overlaps
Well, I think I could never make this as a "complete collection" (with all new Scream movies coming up) and to be honest, I like it as it is - as a "Wes' Collection" 🙂
It's just everything you can see in video: - 3 mm thick book binding board (now I use Serigraphy Cardboard - 2 or 2,5 mm thick) - 200 g colored paper - double-sided adhesive foil - 135 g glossy print (now I use 75 g white PVC sticker) - scissors, glue, cutter knife, sandpaper etc.
Thanks a lot! Not at this moment, but I do some "tests" with different types of self-adhesive papers/stickers right now and if everything goes well (and when I have more free time), I'll reconsider it and may take some requests ;) ...
when you put the blurays in the box must have been one of the most satisfying feelings ever felt.
Spot-on 😄
I love the box sets but this is way more care in something than I can ever hope of achieving. You got talent here, and maybe a future career
It was very beautiful, it was awesome❤
Definitely loved this video! Would love to see more tutorials of creating box sets!
I'm glad you liked it!
End product is great. Please do a follow up video on how you made the art work
Sweet, 1-4 is all you'll ever need
I loved the video, that was a great box set art you made it just looked amazing.
Thank you so much!
Scream's OST is just fucking GAWDLY good.
Marco Beltrami's score is so satisfying.
I decided to do something like this for some comics. I couldn't find double-sided adhesive paper, so I'm having trouble lining the inside of the box using regular glue. Lots of wrinkles and deformation of the cardboard. And the inner lining has also proven to be a challenge. The adhesive paper doesn't give much room for adjustments, so sometimes it ends up looking a bit crooked.
Use an artistic brush to spread the glue evenly, that should help
Amazing craftsmanship and design. Thank you for sharing how this was achieved.
Thank you!
Please make an video on how to make an measure the cover so it fits for 3-5 blu rays
Amazing! Great craftsmanship!
Really great looking and creative!😇10 out of 5 stars mate
So dope. Should have found some black bluray cases for the movies
Could you give us a list of supplies for making this?
What material did you use for this set & how did you get the measurements for the photo to put on the boxset?
I used grey bookbinding cardboard (3mm thick)
this is soo freacking aweasome
Amazing work! Very inspiring! I hope someday I'll make one for the X-men saga (first class, Dofp, Apocalypse and Dark Phoenix) including customized slipcovers 😍.
Thank you very much, I'm so glad I can be helpful :)
More of this, please!
Hi I wanted to ask what paper are you using to print scream movie cover
Hi, I used ColorCopy Coated Glossy 100g paper
I'd love to have a set like that! Shut up and take my money! 😍
What program do you use to make the artwork
This is so satisfying
This is amazing
I think I’ll try this. Thanks for sharing
Very cool, I liked it, I also want to do this, but there are no disks with the film scream, and the printer is not color 😢
Could you tell me 1)what's the best glue to use for the box 2)what type of paper was used for the box artwork. Thank you!
I used a basic paper glue. And type of paper? I think it was Color Copy Coated Glossy.
Where do you get the case covers?
do you use photoshop? or another software?
Hi what size did you print the Blu-ray cover
You mean those individual cases? 27,4 x 15,45 (with 3mm bleed)
What glue do you use to assemble the box?
@@sandrorocha790 Yes, the glues can be tricky things, that's why I mostly use those double-sided adhesive sheets or tapes. I used basic paper glue (Wurstol), but now I use Lineco neutral PH glue (it's got pretty handy applicator bottle).
I know this is a few years old now, but it's so awesome! I was wondering what you used for the cover art? Like what material, printer, etc.
It was printed on ColorCopy Glossy paper (at the print shop).
so do you do these for people. i ask because im in need of a boxset for all 7 wrong turn films i got artwork i like picked out i just dont have skill to make them lol
How do you make the custom DVD Box art
Do you have a recommendation for what printer would be best for printing out the covers?
Well, I've got most of my covers printed by local printing company so I have no idea, but I use Canon Pixma for my custom "white" Blu-ray boxes
or if possible a link of the board please, thank you
How do you print out the artwork/pictured with the tabs on them?
I used local printing company
Love this video! I keep rewatching and will definitely be referencing it when I get started on some cases myself. I just was wondering if that is a microfiber cloth you’re using to wipe down the cases after sanding them.
Yes, it's a microfiber cloth (good catch 😉)
What material is needed to do this?
Box looks fantastic. Although, after all that, I wish you would have shown a shot at the end so we can see how nicely the movies fit in the box. You did all that great work making them fit in perfectly but we don't get to see that shot. Also, for the inside art, are your inserts printed on both sides of the paper, or did you actually insert 2 sheets back to back. That's what I do because I'm not sure how to have art line up perfectly on both sides of the paper.
Yes, the inserts were printed on both sides of the paper (with 3mm bleed)
Very nice!👍🏼
Where do you buy only the blu-ray discs?
I got the discs from "Scream: 3-Movie Collection" and Scream 4 is French release, I think
@@seamushp Thank you so much for the answer!
I'm gonna do the same thing for my Jurassic Park Blu-rays if Universal releases the collection again with just all the discs in one case
You sell these?
How do you get the art work for the blu rays to be custom ? I want to try this but I’m not good at photoshop
Neither am I :D I use PhotoFiltre Studio X - it's pretty simple and handy software :)
What kind of sandpaper are you using? Incredible job by the way
P80 - Medium
This is very interesting and cool. I’m curious do you provide a service for this?
Perfect!
sorry to bump an old video but do you have a list of products you used? I tried to find the 3mm thick board but what i found was more wooden...plus the type of double sided adhesive paper? Your work is truly amazing, am looking for similar projects so help with products would be awesome! I would greatly appreciate it! Thanks and once again, amazing work!
Hi! Those 3mm thick boards are often used for bookbinding (I think they are even "officially" called "book binding boards"), however I've recently started to use serigraphy boards instead - they've got extra smooth surface and are pretty lightweight. I no longer use double-sided adhesive tape sheets - I get all my artworks printed as self-adhesive vinyl stickers...
@@seamushp ahh, I'll look for that then! Thanks for the info. now you measured the box and then created the templates for it? so i imagine that there are no templates available out there for these types of projects?
@@grapetreeforever3707 Yes, just like you wrote - first, I measure and assemble the box, then I create a template for it (every box has different dimensions so every template is different)
@@seamushp Thank you very much for sharing your tips/hints, this is exactly like what I am working at! just hope mine turns out half as good as yours! Just curious, and sorry to keep asking ?s, but do you send them to someone to print on the vinyl stickers or is that something that you can do yourself? I would imagine it would make it easier doing that way instead of how you did in this video?
@@grapetreeforever3707 Yes, there is a printing company which prints these for me
Omg like someone else said, make me one PLEASE TAKE MY MONEY
What type of 3mm board r u using
Book binding board, but now I use serigraphy boards (they have smoother surface).
@@seamushp what are serigraphy boards? cant find any, arent they finnboards or something? greetings from chile
@@alejandrodanieldelfino4011 They are used for silkscreen printing, I think. Yes, the core is a finnboard, but it's covered on both sides with very smooth, almost glossy paper.
@@seamushp Thanks for the answer!! im doing my own boxsets and yours are truly incredible, such an inspiration for us collectors.
@@alejandrodanieldelfino4011 Thank you very much for your kind words. A lot of folks ask me why I post all these videos with my custom boxsets if I don't want to sell them and you just answered the question - I do this for inspiration and to encourage others to create something similar 🙂
That set is awesome, I do have a question tho, where did you get the clear Blu Ray cases? Also, a good idea for the set is to have the DVD of each in every case, I mostly say this because there is an extra disk area in each case so that could be filled that way.
Thank you very much. I ordered those clear cases from 3rd-party seller on UK Amazon...
Where'd you get these dvd covers? They look amazing
Thank you 🙂 - I made them
Could we get a list of materials used? (Paper type, paper weight etc.)
Amazing work, thank you for sharing!
Edit: Are you using a glass cutting mat?
No, that cutting mat is made of plastic (I think 😀)
How much?
are you willing to sell these?
Whoa! What did you use to print from? Did u use a specific program? Where did u get the artwork from?? That’s a big step missing and that’s what I’m looking for. Looks fantastic btw
I make all artwork by myself and get it printed at local printshop.
@@seamushp do you use a certain graphic design program?
@@wexfordrob Totally trivial Photofiltre 😀
Would you ever make and sell these?
How long did it take for you to create this?
I think it didn't take me more than two weeks.
@@seamushp Thanks dawg. You done any more boxes? Loved this type of video
@@murrtubereal I temporarily stopped making them because the costs were just too high, but I'm looking for cheaper options. I'm currently working on smaller rigid slipcases for my digitized VHS copies (never on Blu), such as "Eternal Evil", "Murder by Phone" or "Burned at the Stake", so we'll see how it turns out :)
@@seamushp Ahh okay. Can you estimate how much it costed to make this? Just wondering incase I wanted to make my own slipcase for Apocalypse Now. Also, that sounds pretty cool - hope ya post em somewhere
@@murrtubereal Well, one serigraphy board (100 x 75 cm) from Germany costs me 8 € (with 15 € for shipping) and one SRA3 print 6,50 € (with another 6 € for shipping)
It looks realy good! I have a question, how did you make that template for the cover?
Firstly, I drew the template by hand, then I scanned it to my PC and finished it in Photofiltre software
@@seamushp ohh, alright. Thanks! I’m trying to make a custom box set for the dark knight trilogy DVD
Would you ever take a order for a custom box set? I would love to buy something from you.
HI what kind of paper did you print the artwork on? Is it a heavy cardstock? Please inform, amazing work by the way.......
ColorCopy Coated Glossy 100g
@@seamushp Your awesome man. I'm working on a few sets myself. Ill post videos soon.
@@LeoRickEstrada That's great, I can't wait to see them :)
Great work! I'm trying to do something similar so I'm following your method. Where did you buy that double sided adhesive paper you used to stick the cover to the box? I can't find it anywhere and it's frustrating
I bought them at Hungarian website Panton...
@@seamushp thank you for the answer. Would you mind sharing a link or telling me how they are called? So I can look for them
@@corpa8634 Transparent double-sided adhesive sheet
@@seamushp Thank you! I'll go look for it :)
@@corpa8634 We have plenty here in the US. Just on Amazon alone there is like 30 listed. I used to use a really high end brand I got at the Art Store. I mounted large photography prints with. I just can't remember the brand name.
Try to find archival if possible.
Wow
This was amazing…my biggest question is where did you get the music because I feel like I heard this before sounds like the god of war ps4 music but I could be wrong
It's actually from Scream soundtrack (by Marco Beltrami)
@@seamushp good to know
I know it’s probably too late, but first off amazing work. but may I ask why and how did you print the art the way you did for the box set? Like why did you not make it a box? There were cuts triangles, etc.? If you see this, I’d appreciate a response trying to make one my self
You mean why didn't I get it printed right on the box? Well, I think the thickest paper you can print on is 350g cardstock so the box would be still too flimsy.
@@seamushp thank you for the information. But I’m asking like when you printed the image of the scream 4 and the “you can’t scream” to put on your box. Instead of having them one print like one big square and just folding them on. You made them separate and like the spine, top, bottom are smaller and have like those flaps. I’m asking why you did that, and how did you do that. So I can try find a template that matches it. If that makes sense
@@Afrayd Oh, I see - I had to split that artwork into 2 pieces because it was bigger than printable SRA3 size (320 x 450 mm). And those flaps - it's easier to make (and cut) them that way so there won't be any visible "overlaps". I actually made a simple paper template by hand (just to get all measurements), then scanned it to my PC and finished it in software
@@seamushp I see. So you drew the design on the box to get its measurements and you purposely cut like the top part in those flaps in order to stop any overlaps
Can you make one for the Star Wars saga? It would be nice.
Now you gotta do it again cuz Scream 5 and 6 now exist
Well, I think I could never make this as a "complete collection" (with all new Scream movies coming up) and to be honest, I like it as it is - as a "Wes' Collection" 🙂
I need to make a box set for Jeepers Creepers. You can currently only get 1/2 boxset, and the image is rubbish.
I Wanted To Make A DVD Box Set Of Star Wars And Transformers
can u provide a material list. I have been tasked with making CD DVD and would like do some covers for work not movie related
It's just everything you can see in video:
- 3 mm thick book binding board (now I use Serigraphy Cardboard - 2 or 2,5 mm thick)
- 200 g colored paper
- double-sided adhesive foil
- 135 g glossy print (now I use 75 g white PVC sticker)
- scissors, glue, cutter knife, sandpaper etc.
@@seamushp thank you
Hi, I would like to know if it is wooden or cardboard planks? thank you, keep it up, have a nice day
Cardboard planks. I ordered them from www.atelierknihy.sk
@@seamushp thank you but I don't really understand the site, it's frustrating lol
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Amazing work for an amazing franchise. Man do you take requests? Got my wallet open right now.
Thanks a lot! Not at this moment, but I do some "tests" with different types of self-adhesive papers/stickers right now and if everything goes well (and when I have more free time), I'll reconsider it and may take some requests ;) ...
@@seamushp cool. Keep up the great work man.
Can you make me 3 slips for scream 12 and 3 I’ll pay you. Let me know! Awesome work dude! Or like the one in the video!
How did you get your art work shape and cut out?