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Using Grogtag! Their stuff is a lot of fun and the labels themselves totally rock because they're easy on, easy off with no residue, and they're waterproof!

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Created in Publisher, what apia. Gotta get me InDesign to cut my labeling time by about 74%. Posted image is a jpg so clarity is not there. The Pretty Floral Bonnet is in reference to the series Firefly

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good idea for honey moonshine

This idea came about because I set up everything to brew that beer on my deck...then I realized there was a HUGE bee hive in the gutter- the bees chased me off the deck and into the driveway... moving everything off the deck SUCKED.
 
good idea for honey moonshine

This idea came about because I set up everything to brew that beer on my deck...then I realized there was a HUGE bee hive in the gutter- the bees chased me off the deck and into the driveway... moving everything off the deck SUCKED.
 
I'll be sampling the first bottle from this batch over this weekend. It was supposed to be more like 7.0% than 8.4%ABV so I hope it's not too dry. Fermented using a starter with 1056 at a lower temp than usual - around 62-64 rather than 68 and it really ate through that wort.

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My first brew turned out great (a Brewers Best Dunkelweizen kit with black cherry added). Pretty happy with the label too, although I may change the name.
I'm a web designer by trade so I spend plenty of time in photoshop/illustrator.

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Working on a few labels...trying to keep them consistent...done in photoshop using borrowed ideas and elements from beerlabelizer.com

feedback is welcome and certainly appreciated...Cheers

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Working on a few labels...trying to keep them consistent...done in photoshop using borrowed ideas and elements from beerlabelizer.com

feedback is welcome and certainly appreciated...Cheers

Nice job Agentaaron! Consistency is key and you did a great job with the overall template. I think the bright yellow could be more mellow, less green tint to it. I think it would blend better with your various designs. :mug:
 
My first attempt at a label and logo for my brewery. Pretty simple for now as I am not that good at graphic design. Critique it, I wanna know what you guys think!

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My first attempt at a label and logo for my brewery. Pretty simple for now as I am not that good at graphic design. Critique it, I wanna know what you guys think!

I really like it! I don't think you need to change anything but since you asked for a critique... The only critique I really have for it is about the hop cones. They look a little out of place to me but I like the idea of having them somewhere in the label, maybe inside the triangle? I don't know, I'm not an expert graphic artist or anything.
 
I really like it! I don't think you need to change anything but since you asked for a critique... The only critique I really have for it is about the hop cones. They look a little out of place to me but I like the idea of having them somewhere in the label, maybe inside the triangle? I don't know, I'm not an expert graphic artist or anything.

Thank you for the feedback, this was my first time working with illustrator so it's good to get positive comments. I'm with you on the hop cones. I knew I wanted to incorporate them somewhere because I love hops but didn't know where to put them. Maybe take them out of the logo and incorporate them into the brew name instead?
 
How about this? The color of the hops didn't come across correctly on the web, they are much duller and blend well with the rest of the label. They're too brightly colored in the browser, dang HTML colors...

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