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I'm brewing up a batch of stout and Irish red for the upcoming St Pats party season. On my label I want to add a slogan like "Stout - because green beer is for wankers." However, it occurred to me that "wanker" is more of an English insult rather than an Irish one. Is there anyone out...

I'm thinking about a double-batch of stout, but it's cold and really windy today. I'm definitely not leaving the house.

Even if you can't get a high res elk, the dropshadow will help soften the edges.

I really like how you can add one simple element to the logo character (pipe, wheat, extra mug, etc...) to indicate the style of beer. Keep these coming. I would love to see how the concept evolves. :mug:

Nice work. You may want to add a drop shadow or glow behind the elk to give it some texture. :mug:

Most of the print-on-demand places like Cafepress and Zazzle do magnets. Quality is pretty good.

Baby steps. Baby steps. Here's another draft. [/IMG]

Here's a different plane. A little grittier.

This is a design I've been messing around with for a label and a possible t-shirt. I'm looking for some feedback. Would you wear this?

Here's the newest label. I brewed up a simple, light pale ale. It didn't really have a strong character, but my friend said, "hey that tastes a little like Red Stripe". So I went with the Jamaican theme.

You've got a lot of white space inside the oval. I would make the dog's head bigger, maybe even to the point of overlapping the bounds of the oval... OR lose the oval altogether and tighten up the text around the dog's head. You're onto something, the dog's face would look great etched into...

+1 on the Blonde! I also like the Rasberry and ESB labels. Those really coordinate with each other.

I love the Jeffeweizen name. I think it would "pop" more if the lettering on Jeffeweizen were white, giving you more contrast with the brown background. Nice work.

I bought three matching commercial tap handles off eBay, peeled off the decals, applied magnetic paint to the face, painted them black and BAM I can swap my custom magnet labels to the tap handle whenever I change the keg. I posted about it in the Labels Forum... DIY Custom Tap Handles with...

Here's the latest label for my Camelteau Witbier. Which do you prefer?