Recent content by Burro2882

Is there anyone who is or has used an adjustable trellis that can post some photos. Im thinking about doing hops in pots this year and could use some guidance on how it works.

I do some logo/label designs. Check out my gallery for examples. If you want me to take a crack at it, PM me. I have done work for beer trade.

I have to agree. Sounds like its a risk to drink that expensive beer.

Yeah sorry, Im really not a specialist in astrophysics so I dont know if I went in the right direction or not with the pulsar. I guess that has more to do with a star huh? I was thinking formation of a planet but... Anyways use it if you want or I could tweek it a bit if you want.

I gave it a shot and went with the forming planet idea. Use it if you want. I tried to keep it modern looking.

I like the second better as a logo, although I would work a little more on the text to make it stand out from the water buffalo thing, without the outer glow its got now. Maybe just changing the color and using a bolder font would work. I like it though.

Being from Buffalo, I dig it. Nice job

For the most part Im doing my own graphics. I think everyone does it a little different but what works for me is, I sketch out a pencil drawing. Then I scan it and trace it in Illustrator. Then I import that into Photoshop to do the rest of the label layout. Some elements in the logo however...

Here is my latest label for an upcoming Pale Ale using my new logo. I used Illustrator and Photoshop. I used a couple things I've seen others do such as the Surgeon General Warning, hope no one thinks I ripped them off. :mug:

very nice

Yup. I was able to find a copy that was owned by a charity organization. I got it for $80 and the money went to a good cause.

PUNCH DRUNK PALE ALE. I like it. Im using it. Thanks

Now that you mention it. Yeah! Its actually an alternative fighting irish I believe, but the beard looks very amish looking. I'm going to add the mustache to it to make it look less amish. Or maybe I'll give him a derby cap instead. Thanks for commenting.