DVD packaging.

The great Reservoir Dogs 15th Anniversary packaging. Shaped as a metal petrol tank (key to the story-line) features postcards of key quotes and a large matches pack from 'uncle bob's pancake house' (the cafe from the first scene)

The back catalogue of AC/DC, in a amp shaped package, that actually works as a guitar amp. Full of memorabilia, CDs, LPs and DVDs.

**update**

DVD packaging, as described previously found online by Rebecca Liggins, and what I want to recreate. Mimicking a VHS as a DVD case. 

Game covers - reimagined.

Obviously not DVD covers but still relevant, Game covers that have been remade into classic styled illustrations for books. Bold colours, simple geometric shapes and handmade quality make these really beautiful. Could something similar be done with a DVD? A few of my particular favourites.

 

 

How games would look made in the seventies?

Prologue films

Another excellent resource, title sequences, film intros and other information for a selection of films. I especially like the iron man sequence and Valkrie. Strong and largely typographical.

Art of the title sequence.

An excellent website and resource for screen graphics, a collection of opening title sequences with video and a description of creator and design cues. I took a few which have strong vector based colour and older font styles.

Smoking Aces.

Public Enemies (Superman + Batman)

Falling Down

Dirty Harry

Falling down and Dirty Harry have a simple title sequence with just type and image, similar with what I want to achieve with my idents.