Julian Høstan Urrea
Soyyojuli
Well done. I like them a lot.
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Very nice artwork. I paint landscapes when I get a chance (acrilics.
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A quick and simple label with Inkscape to match the silvery crown caps I had.
Not many words that I know of, rhymes with piwo. 
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I made some stickers, does that count?
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motherofgallons
Label design, mead, cider, wine, kombucha
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Downloaded Inkscape last night. Going to play around and try to come up with a label tonight after work. Can’t wait to contribute to this thread
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So my first time doing anything with Inkscape came up with these. I still have a lot to learn but I can't complain!
A generic label I'm going to order that I can use for any beer.
Then I had to do a label for my Spacex inspired beer. I took a picture of the Falcon Heavy Rocket and used the trace bitmap feature w/ edge detection to get the rocket. Then filled in random spots with the orange.
A generic label I'm going to order that I can use for any beer.
Then I had to do a label for my Spacex inspired beer. I took a picture of the Falcon Heavy Rocket and used the trace bitmap feature w/ edge detection to get the rocket. Then filled in random spots with the orange.
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motherofgallons
Label design, mead, cider, wine, kombucha
Wraparound label for 33cL fliptop bottles. Easy to switch out the text for different flavors (and even change the color palette if desired), I wanted something that spoke of handmade craft yet general enough to use for any flavor. Inspired by henna tattoos, scobys and yeast and the actual brewing kombucha, bottling days with hand-written labels (I used to draw a heart on each in lieu of doing anything fancy which I referenced here), plus a touch of the brand's Neo-Art Nouveau aesthetic. I painted everything in Photoshop using a variety of watercolor and colored pencil brushes. I did the text design and layout in Illustrator. Will update with pics when labels are attached.
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As a digital art/photography teacher, I love the labels I have seen so far, but its a lot of pages to go through. Anyway, here are a few of mine.
Getting a start on mine.
Great image!
Julian Høstan Urrea
Soyyojuli
This is my newest, it contains my "logo" for the first time, the background is actually yeast bakteria looked at through a microscope
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Julian Høstan Urrea
Soyyojuli
My newest pale ale. Fermented under pressure at 24 PSI at 30 degrees celcius with voss kveik . Came out awesome!
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Label I did for last brew in Germany for cycling team
watersr
Thirsty Viking
So I've been in and out of brewing over the course of the last 12 years or so. Waaaay back in 2008 I created a line of labels under my previous faux-brewery, Bare Bottom Brewery. Since then I have abandoned that one and created a new "Wish-I-had-a-brewery" brewery themed on Vikings (my ancestry is predominately Swedish) called Thirsty Viking Brewery. I've been working on a new line of labels under this title and wanted an opinion. Of the three labels posted, which one is preferred for this beer. Yes, the label is a blatant rip-off of Orkney Brewing but hey, I like their label design and they are Vikings too.
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Great looking designs by everybody, we would love to show our quality of printing on your designs ... call us anytime, or email at [email protected]
We have busy printing lots of great looking label designs and everybody love our new BOPP Poly material for durability and easy removal.
Send those designs over for a free price quote ! We will match or beat anybody out there. Files preference is PDF, EPS, or .AI
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We have busy printing lots of great looking label designs and everybody love our new BOPP Poly material for durability and easy removal.
Send those designs over for a free price quote ! We will match or beat anybody out there. Files preference is PDF, EPS, or .AI
Thanks, Frank
Julian Høstan Urrea
Soyyojuli
I like the last oneSo I've been in and out of brewing over the course of the last 12 years or so. Waaaay back in 2008 I created a line of labels under my previous faux-brewery, Bare Bottom Brewery. Since then I have abandoned that one and created a new "Wish-I-had-a-brewery" brewery themed on Vikings (my ancestry is predominately Swedish) called Thirsty Viking Brewery. I've been working on a new line of labels under this title and wanted an opinion. Of the three labels posted, which one is preferred for this beer. Yes, the label is a blatant rip-off of Orkney Brewing but hey, I like their label design and they are Vikings too.
BrewMan13
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First off, love the vikings theme! I don't have much in the way of Scandinavian ancestry, but vikings in general are fascinating to me (hence my avatar; I also collect viking themed beer cans and bottles).
For the labels, if I had to pick, it would be the first one. It's a bit more "in your face" than the other 2. Cheers!
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It's been a while since I last posted in here. But we've not been idle over at the Beer Labelizer. I notice a fair few of you use the site, but one thing you've always mentioned is the lack of back labels so you can extol more information about your brews. We found ourselves having the same problem as well. So we've added back label designs to all our templates. As always you can have your labels printed by us on our commercial printer, where they get cut to shape or you can opt to print them at home yourself. www.beerlabelizer.com
Cheers Andy
Cheers Andy
So I've been in and out of brewing over the course of the last 12 years or so. Waaaay back in 2008 I created a line of labels under my previous faux-brewery, Bare Bottom Brewery. Since then I have abandoned that one and created a new "Wish-I-had-a-brewery" brewery themed on Vikings (my ancestry is predominately Swedish) called Thirsty Viking Brewery. I've been working on a new line of labels under this title and wanted an opinion. Of the three labels posted, which one is preferred for this beer. Yes, the label is a blatant rip-off of Orkney Brewing but hey, I like their label design and they are Vikings too.
First, all three are great, nice artwork. However, I pick label #2 because the two war axes reinforce the style of Double IPA. The old one, two punch.
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I haven't posted in a while, but I am gearing up for my second batch of cider. As chance would have it, I ran across six gallons of Musselman's Spiced Apple Cider; pasturized, but preservative-free. Here are two of the lable options I'm toying with:
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Thirsty Viking
I like the second one.
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treacheroustexan
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Unfortunately no, not yet anyways
Though my fiance works for NASA, and we live right next to the Glenn research center and airport in Cleveland so that sparked a lot of my interest. I recently started flying little Cessnas with an instructor with hopes of one day getting to fly solo!
Mic Carp
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Cool on the flying. SpaceX is a truly revolutionary company, but I would recommend remaining a fan over becoming an emplyee if you value your evenings and weekends. I worked there for a few years. I really enjoyed the atmosphere and culture, but I REALLY enjoyed not working there anymore.Unfortunately no, not yet anyways
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Nice design, wish we could have done that one for you ... i know you were on a tight timeline and we have been swamped with brew labels ... must be that time of year.
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