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Beer Labels And Logos
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Haven't done any labels for a while, with most of my recent brews going un-labelled...
Knocked up the first of these last night in PS and then updated details for another two brews I have on the go right now. Pretty happy with the simple style and similar approach to all three as if they were in a range.
Let me know what ya think...?
They are white labels, hence why they dont stand out against the background unfortunately...
Knocked up the first of these last night in PS and then updated details for another two brews I have on the go right now. Pretty happy with the simple style and similar approach to all three as if they were in a range.
Let me know what ya think...?
They are white labels, hence why they dont stand out against the background unfortunately...
Trevandjo
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Very cool.Grainer said:
Why did you spell Pale "PalE"?
wambesi
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Can't honestly remember the last time I posted any of my labels here but it's been a while as the brewery was out of commission for a while.
Here's a few I've done up in the last year or so. The Birty's Bitter label has been posted before but not sure if I put this final "approved" version up - as it went commercial now for Anzac Day the Rising Sun was removed.
Some are quick last minute things and others I took the time to draw/redraw graphics (Hot Blonde and White Christmas for example)
Here's a few I've done up in the last year or so. The Birty's Bitter label has been posted before but not sure if I put this final "approved" version up - as it went commercial now for Anzac Day the Rising Sun was removed.
Some are quick last minute things and others I took the time to draw/redraw graphics (Hot Blonde and White Christmas for example)
He-brew
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My first brew needed a label. Inspired by a dear dear friend who passed away recently. We've been mates since we were 5, and I have video footage of us dressed as Ninja Turtles. He was Raphael, and I was Michaelangelo.
That's where the red and orange bars came from.
He was always the outspoken, dreamer, and I just rode his coat tales, hence The Hero & Sidekick.
The kit was a Mangrove Jack's Classic Golden Lager...
The printing was a little off so it's not perfect but, I'm happy with how it turned out.
That's where the red and orange bars came from.
He was always the outspoken, dreamer, and I just rode his coat tales, hence The Hero & Sidekick.
The kit was a Mangrove Jack's Classic Golden Lager...
The printing was a little off so it's not perfect but, I'm happy with how it turned out.
Trevandjo
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Good looking labels and a great tribute to your mate.
What did you print the labels on? It looks too good for plain paper.
Trev
What did you print the labels on? It looks too good for plain paper.
Trev
He-brew
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Thank you for the kind words.
I used 'Kraft' 60x60 Avery labels. They're brown coloured and have a recycled paper look. I picked them up from Officeworks for roughly $16 for 180 labels.
Design done in Photoshop. Used a laser printer at work for the print, so they look really nice and sharp in real life.
Might work on a print size version of the label to put in my garage, I mean brewery.
I used 'Kraft' 60x60 Avery labels. They're brown coloured and have a recycled paper look. I picked them up from Officeworks for roughly $16 for 180 labels.
Design done in Photoshop. Used a laser printer at work for the print, so they look really nice and sharp in real life.
Might work on a print size version of the label to put in my garage, I mean brewery.
djar007
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Love those labels wambesi.they look fantastic.
wambesi
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Thanks mate, I enjoy making them.djar007 said:
He-brew
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Label design for my bud's brew Fourth Tenant.
GrumpyPaul
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Brewing some beers for my sons 30th - here a a few fun labels I have worked out for them.
Nothing too fancy in the artwork department - just playing around n PowerPoint at work
Nothing too fancy in the artwork department - just playing around n PowerPoint at work
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Got the Mrs to do this for me years ago. Just started brewing again so thought I better finish it. I have Dutch and German heritage, the brewery name is based on my surname. What I wanna do is change the sky (and maybe the KH text colour) depending on the beer style. So maybe make it all dark golden brown for a golden ale, dark green for a pilsner, dark reddish for a porter etc. I'll either have the brew names embossed in the outside of the top of the circle, or use some sort of round wrap around text style that overlaps the "metal" bit and goes inside and outside the circle.
Still experimenting, open to suggestions.
Still experimenting, open to suggestions.
nosco
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I got a mate who can draw to whip up a label for my amber/red ale. Its named after my son Max who's a bit of a ranga. Ill have to see if he can do one for my Earwig Stout when i get around to fermenting it.
wambesi
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It's about time to post up my last lot of labels - been about six months between posts.
As usual, some are quick and others I actually spent more time on.
As usual, some are quick and others I actually spent more time on.
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