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Already loved the texture and text from the preview but really happy to see the animation too : D
Remind me a lot of good memories (But not on Amiga for me, on Atari ST). The animation is the "detail that kills
" ;)
Damn, I should also do a 5,25" floppy.
Actually, I started to work on a sleeve for 5,25"-floppys just the other day...
I'm so old that when I think of a floppy, I think of the bigger, floppier version ><
Great job!
(2xwarez2win4evah)
Man I think I still got a couple of these kickin' around somewhere. The animation is perfect too!
Nice times... what a drastic change, in such short time
for better off-course!
Lovely.
It really caries the feeling of the floppy having been used and used and used ...
Amazing texture and animation, I love the writing too
It's incredible how you take something as simple as a floppy disk and make it look amazing!
I miss floppies in all their non-floppy glory. Still have Kings Quest IV sitting upstairs in it's whole 8 disk glory. Appreciate the animation because it was by far the best thing in the world to do - idly snap the cover until somebody tells you to stop being irritating.
Good times, got pokemon yellow with an emulator from my friend on one of these babies. We couldn't afford "CD's", and these were pretty in-expensive at the time. That was also when pokemon was cool :P
Remember that little tab in the corner you could switch it to be read-only? 
Haha, nice animation.
oh god thats true :O , even my 1-year-old sister knows how to use a DVD player lol. But yeah gr8 job here!
You know...we're finally coming up on a generation that doesn't know what floppies were.
I feel old now.
Hatch: Probably because I spammed frames as delay in the animation. I shall see what I can do about it..
Just so you know, your preview image being over 10k is preventing this from appearing on the front page in the New Works section. Not sure why it's so large.
I won't bother any more with this little just-for-fun-picture, let's just pretend it's scratches. 
hehe that was quick ^^ 
... maybe u can make the light change too, and add some, how to say(?), well... those lines often used in comics to illustrate a sound or stuff... soundlines??
I did that too many times to my Turrican II disk and it broke :(
Just like all those "Insert disk 2" screens.
It's quite incredible how you can use 4-5 shades of blue on a uniformly-shaded and flat surface, and still make it look flat "but with style".
onek: You know what? That's exactly what I just thought. :) We'll see if i get my thumb out...
love it... maybe an animation of that metal cover thingy would be nice... i always loved to snap that thing around
Very nice and very Amiga style though I never came across the word 'warez' back in the Amiga days. I only saw it a short while after the amiga market died and I was stuck using a PC for college.
Mac LCII. Used to do 'XLArt', filling spreadsheets with colors. Accidental deleted.
Thinking of it, I did pixel art without knowing.
Nice!
Looks good man. Never had an Amiga, but I can sure as hell appreciate the extreme nostalgic coolness of the floppydiscs.
The dithering looks good. It's a choice of style. We don't need to sound the alarm every time someone dithers a pix
A fun fact about the making of this picture:
I measured a real floppy with a ruler to get the exact measures and then translated it to pixels. 1 mm = 1 pixel.
Very nice. Strange texture for the plastic though.
edit : ok i've just read your description
Even if you didn't own an amiga, this brings back a lot of memories. Nice work, the dithering here really helps to capture the times as well.
That brings back memories hehe.. Only I used it for my first 286 IBM
)
because who didn't do that...!