My First Labels (Seasonal Sampler!)

ErikHoppy · Jan 25, 2010

I couldn't sleep tonight, so I opened up Photoshop and designed a few labels. These are all recipes I plan to brew, one for each season! They include...

Summer: Black Cherry Wheat
Fall: Granny Smith Cider
Winter: Holiday Naughty or Spice
Spring: Irish Car Bomb Stout (St. Patty's)

How do they look?

onelostrn · Jan 25, 2010

They look great.

matt415 · Jan 25, 2010

i like them but they look a little dark to me.

tomije87 · Jan 25, 2010

matt415 said:
i like them but they look a little dark to me.

+1 on the darkness. Lighten up a little

Also, I might suggest not having identical side panels. Perhaps one could list the ingredients and the other could give a description of the beer or other information about the brew.

Good work, though.

ErikHoppy · Jan 25, 2010

I'm lightening them up now.

Would it look odd if I simply cut off one of the side bars all together? I don't really care to put an ingredient list or other info on the labels at this point. Would it look too lop-sided if the logo wasn't centered?

ErikHoppy · Jan 25, 2010

Better?

DavidSteel · Jan 25, 2010

are they all 5.7%? Seems that would be kinda hard to accomplish

ErikHoppy · Jan 26, 2010

ha, it's just a template until they are actually brewed, then the ABV will be corrected!

ErikHoppy · Jan 26, 2010

Here's what I've ended up with. A more standard size at 4x3, lightened up a bit, and changed some fonts to read easier.

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