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my buddy designed this for me. having a baby this month and brewed a batch to hand out to people instead of nip bottles or cigars
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my buddy had me make this for him, his wife is due 1 week after us
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and since they're not finding out.... (and he wanted this VERY irish)
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making a summer brew for some of the people i work with...
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just made this label as something goofy to give my buddy last xmas
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my buddy made this, our first brew... our first label
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and finally....
this logo was made for a friend of mine who owns a flight school, and also loves scotch, not while flying however
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i think it is cool except your text boxes have some spacing issues and have information not usually included in beer labels. are you trying to look commerical or just have fun with it?

Thanks, just having fun with it. The text isn't exactly finalized yet. Still haven't printed them out. This was gonna be a one off label probably just to save to keep as a memento of the brew.

This one without the info is going on the majority of the bottles.

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That's a slick label. I have barely serviceable graphics skills and I struggle to get the small fonts to look crisp like this.

Here is my latest:

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I think the fonts for the side text need smaller and a more narrow font.

also, it is a bit busy with the 3 font choices floating in the middle image. mixing fonts is fine if the are set apart but there is no banner and just to give visual interest and differentiate the areas of the titles.
 
I like the description, and am supremely jealous you can go to Pizzeria de Michele any time you wish!!!

Yeah, it is pretty sweet. We are probably going to go get some pizza there on Saturday. We live a little north of the city, and to be honest, pretty much every pizzeria is equally amazing, especially outside the city center. I walk 2 min to my local place and get the best margherita I've ever had for 2 euros.

I didn't think the pizza could be that much better than American pizza when I was moving over here, but I was supremely wrong. I will definitely miss it when I leave.
 
Here Are a couple I have made. Two Brewery labels and one beer label.

everything looks good except the first one looks a little dark. it might just be the preview and it might print well, but altering the brightness and contrast might make it pop more. with my phaser, i find that images always print darker than they appear on my screen so it might just be me.
 
My first three brews:

#1 Kölsch beer (Kölski is the Icelandic name for the devil)
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#2 Robust stout (Jon Craxton was a bishop in Iceland in ancient times)
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#3 Trappist beer (Oddur munkur was a monk in Iceland many hundred years ago)
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The first batch with the labels:
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everything looks good except the first one looks a little dark. it might just be the preview and it might print well, but altering the brightness and contrast might make it pop more. with my phaser, i find that images always print darker than they appear on my screen so it might just be me.

Everything prints darker than a screen, a screen emits light...paper doesn't. You can set up color profiles to match printing and there is an easy setting in photoshop that does this as well.
 
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I really like the way your bottles look with the thin label bottom aligned. I'm going to have to give that a go on my next batches.
 
I didn't think the pizza could be that much better than American pizza when I was moving over here, but I was supremely wrong. I will definitely miss it when I leave.

Yea, completely day and night difference. I look forward to the day I can return and get some more of the amazing Napoli pizza... Marinara is where it's at! :mug:
 
@gugguson

I really like the way your bottles look with the thin label bottom aligned. I'm going to have to give that a go on my next batches.

really? not that i think HB labels have to look 100% commerical, but to me, the skinny label doesn't look like any beer bottle i have ever seen so its odd
 
Here's the label for my Milk Oatmeal Stout that is conditioning. Everyday on my way to work, I drive by this field with a bunch of cows grazing. There is only one black cow among them, and it always looks sort of curious. I decided to take a photo and dedicate my beer to him/her.

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Well hello there, so I brewed my first batch ever, turned out pretty well :)
It's an IPA so I came up with the most original name.

And well, here's what the label looks like.
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I went for a classic look!

Oh and if you're wondering, I only had wine bottles around so that's why I bottled in those. Hope none explodes..
 
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