The first two were trial batches that turned out good. The third almost cost me $90 in ingredient's so i wanted to take a bit more time and do that one right.
REALLY dig the Hop Top label. The other two are very nice too, but have you considered the cost of ink? That's a LOT of black. Just something I personally think of when designing a label. But all in all nice work
BTW what program(s) are you using?
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E2 Brewing CoOp Est. 2010
"Hell, If it don't turn out good we'll just distill it and get drunk!" - My dad...
I figured that out AFTER i printed about 50 labels. From now on I only label the bottles i give away plus a few for myself (total of about 6-12 of them)
Programs... Well i use a mixture of Photoshop, paint and corel.
The last one is awesome, I love how the smoke around the beer glass traces back to the distant building, and how the sun is casting long shadows of the building. Great job!
__________________ Primary1: Sapphire Hefeweizen Primary2: Citrennial IPA (Citra and Centennial hops) Secondary: New Zealand IPA (Nelson, Riwaka, Motueka, and Pacific Gem hops) Bottled: American Amber, American Pale, Red IPA Kegged: One Hearted Ale
Need opinions - First three labels
From now on I only label the bottles i give away plus a few for myself (total of about 6-12 of them)
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