Another cover
Sep. 1st, 2008 08:58 pmThis one I like a lot. It has Mars. It has stars (thanks APOD). It has a rocket (amazing what you can do with a lava lamp and image editing software). It looks hand drawn thanks to various graphic filters. And it has the right 1930s look, I think, maybe more detailed than a real magazine of the period but it'll do.

Later
I think I may change it to
Forgotten Futures XI:
Planets of Peril
Roleplaying in the worlds of
Stanley G. Weinbaum's
1930s Science Fiction
Makes it clearer that it's based on Stanley Weinbaum's SF, not 1930s SF in general.
Later
I think I may change it to
Forgotten Futures XI:
Planets of Peril
Roleplaying in the worlds of
Stanley G. Weinbaum's
1930s Science Fiction
Makes it clearer that it's based on Stanley Weinbaum's SF, not 1930s SF in general.
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Date: 2008-09-01 10:03 pm (UTC)Tweerl.
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Date: 2008-09-02 08:32 pm (UTC)As for playing around with the script, if you're using Office, you can copy the script and then use the Paste Special feature and paste it in as a picture. Then you can play with that in whatever program you're using to manipulate the image.
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