crazyboy

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You may remember a while ago I posted my label which was a seal with a picture of a dog. I decided to rework it and have done one label for my dunkelweizen (bottled) and one for a stout I will brew soon.

Any feedback is appreciated.





The designs are pretty simplistic as I'm not very good with Gimp but I'm satisfied with them.

Tripod

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I love the skull-and-crossbone...like a bottle of poison!

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Pappers_

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Very edgy! Cheers,

Jim

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crazyboy

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One more I just made.

HOP-HEAD

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I think I'd have them printed at Staples or somewhere at $0.50 a page... otherwise, you're going to use a black cartridge on each label.

But they are sweet.

Borisbbadd

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I like them all, but I like the Black Widow Stout the best.

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Clonefarmer

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Nice labels I like the dark aspect. My top pick would have to be the skull and crossbones.

If you are having a hard time with gimp try Paint.NET it's free and a lot more user friendly than gimp.

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Tusch

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I would prefer if the white text on black background was more grayish or textured, I think there is just too much contrast. With a grey or textured lettering you could maintain the dark image a bit better.

I love all of them though, I like the names as well.

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crazyboy

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And even more...

bendavanza

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My advice would be to make your fonts bigger, so when you print a 3-4" label it's readable. You have some cool ideas but they are hard to read and have a lot of wasted space around them.