Beer Labels And Logos

[Franko]

Glad to hear you like it mate here it is again ammended sorry I got the name a little wrong but hey after a few few beers when the creative juices are flowing these thing happen

Franko

 

[KHB]

Franko

Still wondering if you recieved my pm's??

Cheers KHB

 

[big d]

Hi Dave
Warb does the stickers mate,he's rarely on AHB so I'll PM you his email,and if anyone else wants it PM me as well.
I don't post email addys on the site for fear of spam.

Batz

Cheers Batz.
Email sent to Warbs and awaiting a reply.

 

[Batz]

Cheers Batz.
Email sent to Warbs and awaiting a reply.

You won't be disappointed with his work Dave,and he looks after AHB members.
Don't forget a sticker for my fridge .

Batz

 

[yardy]

Great, Batz Brewery stickers in Germany !


Batz

they're bloody everywhere, i spotted one on a power station shut....

Yard

 

[Batz]

they're bloody everywhere, i spotted one on a power station shut....

Yard

Only one ! Your not looking.

Batz

 

[yardy]

Only one ! Your not looking.

Batz

too busy working and tripping over sleeping Fitters :lol:

Yard

 

[peas_and_corn]

Glad to hear you like it mate here it is again ammended sorry I got the name a little wrong but hey after a few few beers when the creative juices are flowing these thing happen

Franko

Cheers, got the revised version, it's in my sig no worries.

Hmm, I need to get to making stickers and whatnot!

Cheers,
Dave

 

[MattC]

After tinkering and more additions.. I have the latest additions to the stables.....


Was thinking of doing up some coasters.

As for labels, how do you guys stick them on the bottles?


And one more question, Ive seen some of you have a rotating series of your logos in your signature, can anyone tell my how that is done???

 

[clean brewer]

Nice work Matt... :beerbang:

 

[Greg Lawrence]

Ditto. I'm brewing an IPA with Green Bullet - a NZ hop - for a challenge so I figured I'd name it appropriately (tongue-in-cheek). Actual file is crystal clear (SVG), but I added a non-vector graphic element, so I can't really resize well for the forum. My first attempt at a label:
800 x 431 (886.09K)<script type=text/javascript> //

Wanna chup Quantum Bro?

 

[jonocarroll]

Wanna chup Quantum Bro?

Nah, bro - can't chew. I'm parched as though!

 

[Greg Lawrence]

How bout a buckut & a huse Bro

 

[Josh]

After tinkering and more additions.. I have the latest additions to the stables.....


Was thinking of doing up some coasters.

As for labels, how do you guys stick them on the bottles?


And one more question, Ive seen some of you have a rotating series of your logos in your signature, can anyone tell my how that is done???

They look great Matt. I love the idea of the same design with different colours. Would look tops on a 5 tap font.

 

[wambesi]

Here's my label for this years Anzac Ale.
Have gone for the "sandy" theme and I reckon it works pretty well.



Still tweaking it here and there but pretty much good to go.

 

[Franko]

Here's my label for this years Anzac Ale.
Have gone for the "sandy" theme and I reckon it works pretty well.

View attachment 27789

Still tweaking it here and there but pretty much good to go.

looking nice mate

Franko

 

[Steve]

Here's my label for this years Anzac Ale.
Have gone for the "sandy" theme and I reckon it works pretty well.

View attachment 27789

Still tweaking it here and there but pretty much good to go.

Very nice wambesi. MattC yours look cool too!
Cheers
Steve

 

[petesbrew]

Wambesi, that is brilliant.

Here's my latest pathetic attempt. Haven't been arsed doing labels lately.

This is for my Village Idiot Medieval Amber... the new name fits in the label better though...

 

[therook]

Thanks to warrenlw63 I now have a brewery logo and some labels to stick on different beers for case swaps etcView attachment 25160

Thanks for the time and effort Warren

Cheers
Reg
Now I just have to work out how to attach it to my signature line

Warren also done mine which is down in the right hand corner.

He also does all my case swap labels and has come up with a pearler for this weeks swap

Rook

 

[user 10886]

These are my first labels I did up, I spent a bit of time doing the ribbons and surrounding detail, and then I've just swapped out the images\text depending on the brew, that way I can reuse it in different variations. I can't take any credit for the images inside the logos as I stole them off google search and modified\combined them to my needs.

The first 2 are named after our cats
The last one is named after the nelson sauvin hops I used in the brew.

 

[argon]

hahaha... Sexpanther... made from real bits of panther.... so you know it's good

great labels though sorry just first thing that jumped in to my head. I'll have to dig out some i have... a little abusive towards a mate of mine though, for a buck's party

 

[Pumpy]

Love the Lord Nelson one Wet wired

That is a classic

Pumpy

 

[mookiedoi]

What sticker or stamp material do you use for labels. And is there a way of printing them so the ink from the print wouldn't run when wet by condensation? I love getting creative with photoshop cs4. But printing of quality labels might be difficult. how do they work out?

 

[crundle]

Here is one I designed on Inkscape for the AMB July case swap. Good fun to make, but took quite some time to get used to the software, but it is free, so I can't complain.



I just printed mine out on 100gsm paper on an inkjet printer, cut out the label then applied it to the bottles with milk. It sticks quite nicely and comes off when soaked in water.

Crundle

 

[canon1ball]

Here is one I designed on Inkscape for the AMB July case swap. Good fun to make, but took quite some time to get used to the software, but it is free, so I can't complain.

Nice work, Crundle!
What software do you use? Is it free to download?
Like to give it a go.
c1b

 

[eric8]

c1b, the part you quoted from Crundle says that he uses Inkscape, .
I am looking at it now and you can download for free. Gimp is another you can download for free, I tried to use that but can't understand it at all. Might give the Inkscape a try.

 

[bonj]

If you can't understand Gimp, you won't understand Inkscape either. I'm fine with the GIMP, but Inkscape is beyond me. Maybe I just haven't given it enough time to learn it.

 

[mookiedoi]

I just printed mine out on 100gsm paper on an inkjet printer, cut out the label then applied it to the bottles with milk. It sticks quite nicely and comes off when soaked in water.

Milk! i never would have thought of it. i will give it a shot.. better then scouring stickers off the ones reused

 

[canon1ball]

c1b, the part you quoted from Crundle says that he uses Inkscape, .
I am looking at it now and you can download for free. Gimp is another you can download for free, I tried to use that but can't understand it at all. Might give the Inkscape a try.

Ah, yeah, checked the forum between other office work! Should have read the post carefully!

Anyhow, I'll check them out now. Thanks.
c1b

 

[bonj]

I've had this idea floating around in my head for a while, so I messed around with Inkscape, and came up with this: