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OpenOffice.org CD Art

Project: Distribution and Art Project
Description: CD labels and envelopes for OpenOffice.org, ready to print (300DPI)
[OpenOffice.org 2.0 labels]| Alternative and previous sets: [Previous sets ]

We provide different sets:
- the standard set with the blue gradient from the splash screen
- a minimalized set without the gradient

for both designs there are sets
- with logo only
- with subline "Community Distributor"
- with subline "Extras"

Just use your favourite set...

OpenOffice.org 2.0 official set including version designation
by Christian Zwahlen
License: LGPL
CD Labels | Paper Envelopes | CD Covers | DVD Envelopes
CD Labels
Source: vector graphics (SVG) [Description]
Source: vector graphics (SVG) [Description]
Paper Envelopes
Source: vector graphics (SVG) [Description]


Source: vector graphics (SVG) [Description]
CD Covers
Source: vector graphics (SVG) [Description]

Source: vector graphics (SVG) [Description]
DVD Envelopes
Source: vector graphics (SVG) [Description]

Source: vector graphics (SVG) [Description]

Description of SVG files

The SVG files can be looked at with some browsers (like Konqueror) and worked on with vector graphic programs like Inkscape. This allows you to export them in different sizes and formats (please make sure that the small wire gull lines will not be broadened during the export).

They include the different subtitles ("Community Distributor" and "Extras") in specific layers.
These layers are hidden by default, but they can be showed and included in the printout, if you want to.

The different vector graphic programs use specific functions to show hidden layers, in Inkscape you'll have to select the layer (called "Distributor" or "Extras") from the pop up list in the middle of the status line and to click on the closed eye symbol directly left to this list.


License restriction:

Although this artwork is licensed under the license above mentioned usage of the OpenOffice.org logo is restricted.
You may neither modify it nor extract it from the source or any other image.

If you want to use the OpenOffice.org logo this has to be done according to the logo license.

This page has been updated by Bernhard Dippold (2005-12-29)