Show Us Your Label

coldchill said:

Here is my latest:

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This would be a great t-shirt as well! Nice work on the label!

coldchill: Outstanding! It looks great on that silver paper and the caps are awesome.

A few shots of the first wedding label. Needs a few tweaks but looks real nice on the bottle.

Gitmoe said:

Here are two I did recently...

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Really like this one... Could you upload a jpeg or template?

I bottle very little of my beer. So when i do, I use a generic label (my avatar) and have my wife write the name of the brew on the label. If I did it, you couldn't read it.

tugbucket said:

A few shots of the first wedding label. Needs a few tweaks but looks real nice on the bottle.

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What are the measurements on your label it appears to be a full wrap

The town in the background is an old metal carving of my home town and my home brewery, before the Russians attacked 1719.


Made in Photoshop CS6.

nianticcardplayer said:

What are the measurements on your label it appears to be a full wrap

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6" x 3.25" not quite a full wrap. There's about an inch or so gap on the back of the bottle.

lebucheron said:

Really like this one... Could you upload a jpeg or template?

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What would be the best file for you? I can send you anything really. jpeg, gif, tiff, eps, ai, psd, pdf...

tugbucket said:

A few shots of the first wedding label. Needs a few tweaks but looks real nice on the bottle.

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Awesome label TugBucket. What program are you working in? I love when people use Playbill (or similar font) well...

Gitmoe said:

Awesome label TugBucket. What program are you working in? I love when people use Playbill (or similar font) well...

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heh, thanks. It's Rockwell but similar enough. The others are Bodoni and Frutiger.

Trying to loosely base all the labels off the Save the Date I did:
http://tugbucket.net/wedding/invites/savethedate-v4-1.jpg


oh, yeah, PS CS

jastor said:

The town in the background is an old metal carving of my home town and my home brewery, before the Russians attacked 1719.

Made in Photoshop CS6.

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I love this label.

Oter said:

I love this label.

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Thanks . Since I wasn't working with vectors I made it in a really high resolution to make sure I could print it in virtually any size I wanted without it getting all pixely on me. This is a downscaled version to 900x1000 or so.

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I wonder if I can make the text Norrköping and the sign stand out by making that part black. Ill be back on that one.

It's been a while since I've done a label. The cider I'm making is sugary as hell. So I thought this appropriate.

That is absolutely fantastic Skyphoxx. Wilford Brimley themed anything is great. I would've liked the apples to be a bit more animated looking however, because it isn't consistent with wilford.

Here's my newest label. I finally got around to brewing my second batch ever tonight, but I did the label up a month or so ago.

And here's the label for my next batch that I'll be starting in a week or so.

Here is muy first attempt at a label for a hefeweizen I just brewed.

Designed for 2 liter bottles, stole the surgeon general warning off another post, and got the background off here put it all together, what do you think? Thinking about throwing in a qr code. Needed it to be black n white, so here it is

Somewhat new to the hobby, labeled 4 of my 5 batches. Here's what I've got

My brother made these for me!

One of my labels:

torstensson said:

One of my labels:

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what does 33 cl mean?

CollegeCider said:

what does 33 cl mean?

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It's equal to 11.2 oz i believe and i think it means centiliters (european/metric measurement)

Need help with one...I'm still trying to learn my way around GIMP. I'm getting ready to brew a Christmas beer called "Santa Bait" and I'm looking for a picture of a beer in a beartrap by a fireplace with stockings on it. Any takers? I will award you 4 internets.

Hey everyone... here are a couple labels I am working on.

The first one is a generic one I plan to print to have around in case I pour a couple off the keg to take to a party. I can write in what is in the bottle.

The second is a black cherry stout I made this weekend that is currently bubbling away in my closet. I am hoping it will be done and there is some left around the holidays.


FYI: Long time lurker, first time poster.


Primary: Imperial Black Cherry Stout
Secondary: Sauvignon Blanc
Keg: Strong Summer Ale peach

Changed my basement nanobrewery name to Turkey Mountain Brewhaus and went with an entirely new logo and label set.... Big Props to my Hokie College room mate for lending me his mad art skillz!!

21Hokie said:

Changed my basement nanobrewery name to Turkey Mountain Brewhaus and went with an entirely new logo and label set.... Big Props to my Hokie College room mate for lending me his mad art skillz!!

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Great Designs!

nm

coldchill said:

This is certainly a valid concern, some colors simply don't reproduce well when printed.

Here is the label I posted above on the bottle (printed on silver adhesive paper).

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how do you get the custom caps?

I have used bottlemark.com for several batches
They do great work for a very reasonable price....

21Hokie said:

Changed my basement nanobrewery name to Turkey Mountain Brewhaus and went with an entirely new logo and label set.... Big Props to my Hokie College room mate for lending me his mad art skillz!!

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Really like these. Cool design and like the way you just switched up the colours, yet they all work together nicely. :fro:

Made these in powerpoint. Putting together "Santa Bait Spiced Holiday Ale", "Toga Party Pumpkin", and "Banana Hammock Belgian Saisson" right now.

Here's the label from my last batch of beer to be sampled - a Belgian Dubbel. It is my first use of the waterproof label from onlinelabels.com and overall I'm very happy. I ran the label on the bottle under water for two minutes and there was very little bleeding (and I'm going to start simplifying the design so it isn't so ink intensive which should also help.) Oh, and the cap is from bottlemark.com - can't recommend them enough!

The label design image (used Photoshop Elements 10.0)


On the bottle

IXIboneheadIXI said:

how do you get the custom caps?

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I used bottlemark.com as mentioned above.

Here is my latest label with a new name of my brewery. What do y'all think?

There are a lot of great and individual labels here. With 164 pages it will take time to view them all. With such impressive labels I can only imagine the beer is also very good.



I made too many so created a link:

Beer Labels

In thinking about it I could have included fewer.

How does my first label look? I'm not completely finished but I was going for something similar to the Goose Island labels.



Here is the Illustrator file if anyone want's to improve it.
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/24417955/BeerLabel.ai

BlakeL said:

How does my first label look? I'm not completely finished but I was going for something similar to the Goose Island labels.

Here is the Illustrator file if anyone want's to improve it.
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/24417955/BeerLabel.ai

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I love it. Simple labels are really slick. Out of curiosity were did you get 7 ounce bottles? Would be awesome to do barleywines and imp stouts in them

BlakeL said:

How does my first label look? I'm not completely finished but I was going for something similar to the Goose Island labels.

Here is the Illustrator file if anyone want's to improve it.
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/24417955/BeerLabel.ai

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Epic label, I'd buy that in a store, simple and classy