Show Us Your Label

[SteveMillerTime]

my newest:

 

[fogcitybrews]

Heres my Home Brew label!

"Pier 25" Amber ale by District Brewing Co.

(created an imaginary brewing company and brand...for now)

 

[guitarjcr]

These are my labels and bottle caps. First brew ever, and it turned out great! Can't wait for my pumpkin ale to finish...

 

[redd1982]

Here are my labels. What do you think?

 

[Boy]

@Guitar: Love the caps. Great design!

 

[averya3000]

This is the basic label. I will add some of the text to the outside and get it printed for bottles soon.

 

[tom_gamer]

This is the basic label. I will add some of the text to the outside and get it printed for bottles soon.

That is awesome!

 

[jlb307]

Poster made by my cousin, the graphic designer, for my entry at a local homebrew festival.


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DANG IT! I gotta stop taking so long to post my ideas! Of course, I wish recipes came to me as quickly as labels! lol
This is a great poster, though.
Here's what I made, thought I'd share it anyways.

 

[Oter]

Label for the stout I brewed yesterday.

 

[bellmtbbq]

Label for the stout I brewed yesterday.

Love the brewery name and info on the side. Gave me some ideas. Cheers!

 

[J187]

For my new pumpkin ale. A play on "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" and the theory that Ichibod Crane was killed by a hurled pumpkin

 

[AdamPag]

My pumpkin ale label I threw together quick in photoshop

 

[J187]

Actually, this is the updated one with my logo worked into it.

 

[Dawnhulio]

My pumpkin ale label I threw together quick in photoshop

I enjoy the pumpkin guts pouring out ...

 

[nfellman]

In the process as brewing our first beer so I decided to go ahead and throw a label together tonight and post it up to see what you guys thought! Still dont know what to put on the left side...

 

[J187]

In the process as brewing our first beer so I decided to go ahead and throw a label together tonight and post it up to see what you guys thought! Still dont know what to put on the left side...

For my first label, since it was the first home brew I had given many of my friends, I used that side to put a nice warning about home brewed beer having yeast at the bottom of the bottle, how to properly pour the beer, and not to drink it.

 

[teresalgl]

My beer for the last day of the Mayan calender:

 

[jasonsbeer]

I like the Headless Horseman labels - where do you get the background art? Is it original?

 

[jasonsbeer]

jasonsbeer

Good concept label. I would add a hint of highlight to the eye(s) and bring them up just a bit to add more life to the model.

Thanks much. Finally had the chance to look at this again and I highlighted the eyes and redid the "cow layer" so it looks more centered.

I think I have a lot of dead space. Any suggestions on what to do? Maybe it's OK to not have label that's too busy.

 

[bambam26]

here are a few I have made...........

 

[psnydez86]

here are a few I have made...........

Those look awesome!!! What software are you using?

 

[Oter]

added a little more to the label.

 

[Calichusetts]

added a little more to the label.

Really cool idea...personally, I would try a closed box with a hop label on it...but thats just me. Still, nice physics shoutout

 

[Oter]

thanks.

I pulled the box from google images, and it was the best one i could find that wouldn't require shopping out water marks. otherwise, closed box all the way. a friend of mine is going to draw me up something (he has the art skillz). So the main img may change soon. Just waiting on him to assemble his drawing tablet.

 

[paleale22]

Our new logo.

 

[MrNic]

Got the new labels on the bottles.

 

[psnydez86]

Got the new labels on the bottles.

Very nice!!! What software are you using?

 

[MrNic]

Very nice!!! What software are you using?

A friend made them for me. I'm not positive, but I think she used Photoshop.

 

[bambam26]

I am using www.beerlabelizer.com

 

[mistercameron]

I think I'm pretty close on finalizing this design.

My wife and I are expecting our first child beginning of the year, so I wanted to brew something special that could age until the child is born. For that reason I chose to do a Tripel - my first high-gravity brew. So far, the batch has gone exactly to plan. It's been in the fermenter about a month now and is going into bottles this weekend. We are waiting to find out the sex so we could have one of the biggest surprises of our lives, hence the name of the beer. And since this is a celebration of our child, I wanted to go with a fun kid theme.

All the work was done in Pixelmator for Mac (awesome app, by the way) and I have two slightly different versions of the neck labels - one for standard bottles, and another for the Belgian bottles I'm also using. The illustrations are samples from graphicriver.net, but I will be buying the vector art and swapping it out so the animals aren't blurry and free of watermarks on the final version. My plan is to simply print these out on decent paper and glue them to the bottles with a glue stick, perhaps spraying with that special Krylon stuff (sorry, don't recall the name).