grfrazee

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While my brother (urbanmyth) has been doing the lion's share of the brewing and bottling, I have, on the other hand, been making labels for our first creations. They are:












If you haven't noticed, they all follow a similar template.

All are done in Photoshop CS5, mostly with the pen tool, and in the range of 4.5"-4.8" x 3". I have to say, they look pretty sexy on a bottle.

BrewingBoar

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I see red x's.

grfrazee

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How about now?

kurtism

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they look good. i especially like that you are keeping the template constant.

i don't get the taglines though. am i missing something or do they mean something to you?

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Planned: Mango Wine (~15%) - 2/19/12
Planned: Grapefruit Wine (~15%) - 2/19/12
Planned: Vino Italiano Merlot Kit (~15%) - 2/19/12 don't judge me!
Primary: Apple Cider (~18.6%): started 2/6/12
Secondary: Pineapple Apertif (~18.5%): racked 2/6/12
Secondary: Cookie Dough Porter (~9.5%): racked 2/7/12
Tertiary: Diaginjo Sake (~20%): racked 2/7/12
Bottled: Hard Tea (9.5%) 11/20/11
Bottled: Lemonale (11.5%) 12/17/11
Bottled: Chocoberry Stout (Chocoloate and Cranberry) (11.1%) 1/21/12

grfrazee

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The taglines are usually a bit of an inside joke between either my brother and me or between us and friends/family.

The Dead Deer one is because we hunt, and the somewhat lengthy story of the beer's name. The Ladyfish one is just a quote from the movie. The Nuts & Bolts one is because my brother got a lot of brewing stuff (including the ingredients for the beer) from Craigslist for super cheap. The Walking Eagle is kind of self explanatory if you think about it, but it is a pointed reference to my godfather, for whom the beer is being brewed.