How to make my picture label worthy

iamopie2 · Oct 16, 2009

I have this picture from a shirt I have and want to make my brew company label from it. I just want the guy walking, not the background. Its only 3 colors: white black and gray. Any programs to take the picture and and make a logo out of it?

PS I went to west point and walked over 100 hours as punishment (go me) and im using this logo for 'Century Club Brewing'

Thanks

jpc · Oct 16, 2009

Personally, I love the typo in the subject line... but I'm not sure if anyone ever got laid due to a beer label...

bionicbrew · Oct 16, 2009

like this? you can work on despeckling it with any program with an eraser function.

bionicbrew · Oct 16, 2009

what the heck, i'm sitting home with a broken elbow and bored.

JOHN51277 · Oct 16, 2009

I like it. kinda cool!

ThreeTaps · Oct 16, 2009

Here you go, 5 min in Photoshop CS3. The first image has a white background, the second has a transparent background so you can easily place it on anything else without having to cut all the white out.

White Background:

Transparent Background:

USFbulls · Oct 19, 2009

Because I thought the picture was so cool, and has such potential to make you a cool label with a story behind it, i decided to put in the work.

Did just black and white, then matched the colors of the original as best i could, then colored one for you.

Enjoy!

iamopie2 · Oct 19, 2009

holy cow thats unbelievable. I can't thank you guys enough. That is for sure going to be my beer logo. Now i have more of motivation to learn some photoshop and do the rest of my brewery logo. Thanks guys!

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