You say you need a 3D
product image for your ebook or software
package or CD/DVD products, and you don't want
to take the time to learn PhotoShop or spend
the money on single-purpose cover creation
tools. I feel your pain which is why I am so
excited by Max Rylski's Web
2.0 Covers.
The biggest problem with
creating your own 3D rendered product images
is having to skew the words on the cover. If
you don't get it just right, the image looks
awful and unreadable.
Max has solved the problem
with Web
2.0 Covers by creating a collection of
designs with a flat cover. You just type your
title and author name on the front and you're
done. Same great 3D look without all the
effort.
But here's where the element
of cool enters into the picture, my friend.
Each Web
2.0 Covers template comes with
embedded effects and styles, so you can use
the sample templates to create an unlimited
number of images.
Just click on
the elements you want visible, add your text
and color each element to your liking. With Web
2.0 Covers you are limited only by
your imagination. See?
To see more
examples of Web
2.0 Covers in action, please click here.
