I agree with pericles. You should be able to just set the image layer to some setting that blends the white with the layer below it (at least you can do that in Photoshop).If you could get the image's background to match the label's gold background, that might be good?
This label is really cool, I wish I could make stuff this good. The only other thing I could offer is maybe changing the vergage on the back label. This sounds more like a 30's era commercial. If you wanted to stick with the Tonic theme you could make it sound like one of the the old snake oil ads.first brew label
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I think that is a different label all together. Could be wrong, but if it is a Winter Warmer Steam Beer I wanna taste it.This label is really cool, I wish I could make stuff this good. The only other thing I could offer is maybe changing the vergage on the back label. This sounds more like a 30's era commercial. If you wanted to stick with the Tonic theme you could make it sound like one of the the old snake oil ads.
"This amazing remedy has been known to cure, as if by magic, many conditions ranging from shyness, awkwardness, truthfullness, ugliness of the opposite sex, and even makes a man feel stronger than he actually is. Yes folks, this "elixer of life" is sure to cure all of your woes"
Something along those lines, I'm no writer but I'm sure someone could improve on this idea.
That looks great! I'm glad you figured it out.ok, here it goes again. i found out how to make the background transparent.