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if you screen print and actually "cure" the lettering to the bottle, it shouldn't wash off. I used to screen print t-shirt back in the day and as long as things are "cured" in theory it should remain. i'd print the image on the glass, use a heat gun to get it dry to the touch to prevent...

aight, bring a thread from the dead back up, but for good reason.... here's a 3-D render of my label on a "test" bottle, i'm still working on a neck label.

welcome!! from pennsy myself!! rocking it in philly!

the text should have a light glow effect on it so it doesnt blend into the clover as it does... it makes it somewaht hard to read... you want the text to stand out a little more that's all... other than that, it looks great!

very cool!

very cool man!

yeah i looked up my family's crest and it's a red lion, like that, wearing a crown, and my mother's side has raven claws... so i went with the lion b/c i figured the claws are weird and i can save those for another batch :) but thanks for the input :mug:

thanks guys! and thanks for the suggestions brewtopia!

Thanks! i wanted to be sure to leave enuff room for brewing info and such. i wanna do somehting german, just not 100% sure.... being new to this, i am open to many ideas...

without the red bordering:

looks good... most advertising agents charge a retainer fee... and then they just subtract from that...

here's one a bit bigger

So being the designer i am, i've deided to make a label before i even attempt to brew, i figured this label will at least motivate me to go a step further... The lion is from my family's coat of arms, and BRAEHAUS is the name i thougth up, BRAE kinda looks and sounds like my last name.

i'm north of philly by 30 mins, Bucks County to be exact. Thanks for the warm welcome guy and gals (if there are gals here....) anyway, i'm new to this whole game, so i'm gunna take it easy for now, i still love smapling beers from all over, so it's gunna be very cool to actually try to brew...

i'm near philly... so eastern PA :)

hey everyone! my name is ken, just wanted to introduce myself. i'm a beer lover and i've decided to take a step into the brewing world by possibly attempting to brew a beer crafted to my taste... altho before i attempt this, i kinda want to learn a thing or two before jumping head first...