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Every time I come here I hope to be inspired, but I'm always just depressed at how lousy I am with artistic endeavours. I'm going to go drown my sorrows in an unlabeled homebrew...
scoundrel
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From Maryland Homebrew I suspect?
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Annapolis Homebrew actually
BaltimoreBrau
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I'm a fan of both
scoundrel
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Me too, although Maryland Homebrew is closer for me. Great group over there at MDHB, although I like that Annapolis carries Wyeast. It's nice to have options
jasonsbeer
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This is just awesome! I was a big GPK collector in the day. Vote for most creative label.
a couple more i whipped up
BaltimoreBrau
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Actually 3, now that Nepenthe Homebrew has opened
Will have to check them out, would be the closest stop on my way home from work.
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I sprayed the labels before I put them on the bottles, so I don't think it will be an issue. Not sure though (still carbonating) I got the idea from this:
https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f14/ho...p-small-runs-long-runs-waterproof-ish-295208/
Thank you!
Here's the label for the india brown I kegged last week:
Now that right there is an awesome label. I really dig this one!
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Decided to make a very english beer, than thought of one of the most english things around, The Beatles.
Took the name and design from the cover of their album "Meet the Beatles", as it went out in the United States. So the name became "Meet the Bitter!"
Took the name and design from the cover of their album "Meet the Beatles", as it went out in the United States. So the name became "Meet the Bitter!"
May have to give it a try! Looks like it gives a really nice professional look.
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I've been doing the same thing for awhile now, works great
mdboulier
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My sister's artwork. Some borrowed names, some original names.
MillStreetBrewhaus
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Might as well share, I hope no one else pissed away as much time designing theirs as I did. All in good fun, what else do you do between brew sessions?
MillStreetBrewhaus
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Brewed with homegrown Hallertau and Cascade Hops. An experiment that turned out pretty tasty.
MillStreetBrewhaus
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Love the bean, love the beer
MillStreetBrewhaus
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5 gallon white oak barrel primed with Jeremiah Weed Whiskey. :cross:
MillStreetBrewhaus
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Same barrel - same bourbon - same :cross:
MillStreetBrewhaus
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A tribute to the ol' hometown
MillStreetBrewhaus
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Another trib to the "Olde" hometown, just a few years earlier.
MillStreetBrewhaus
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Inside joke on the Pribock. Its a Maibock. Everyone mispronounces my last name "pry" instead of "pre". Have a couple and maybe it's funny...maybe. Some real impressive labels out there. Thanks for sharing.
ryden
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Submariner IPA
Armstrong Brown Ale
HellWete Beggian Wit
Brown - Brown Ale
Assorted
Armstrong Brown Ale
HellWete Beggian Wit
Brown - Brown Ale
Assorted
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ryden said:
Those are awesome! Nice work.
Xtynct
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My Fixed gear clone with 1oz of Mosaic in the flamout.
https://www.homebrewtalk.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=104857&stc=1&d=1362267359
https://www.homebrewtalk.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=104857&stc=1&d=1362267359
Very nice
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