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[bobeer]

Label for my Zombie Dust clone.

Love the White Zombie reference. Nineteen Sixty, five, five, five! :rockin:

 

[itsme_timd]

Love the White Zombie reference. Nineteen Sixty, five, five, five! :rockin:

Yep! Now for extra credit.... where did White Zombie get that from???

 

[mack25]

Faster *****cat, Kill! Kill!

I did a brew based on a recipe from 1965, and called it "Thunderkiss IPA"

 

[itsme_timd]

Faster *****cat, Kill! Kill!

I did a brew based on a recipe from 1965, and called it "Thunderkiss IPA"

Yep! Cool beer name!

 

[bobeer]

Yep! Cool beer name!

Beat me to it!! I don't beat clocks... just people. Except in this case haha..

 

[SteelManCM]

Brewery Name:

Here are a few brews we have going now:

You can probably sense a theme...

 

[jimdkc]

Here are a few of my labels from days gone by...

This was actually my 3rd brew... and my 1st all-grain brew. I reworked the design of a DVD package (on the left):

My British Mild label:

This was my label for a collaborative recipe developed by the members of an internet forum that I used to frequent (before it imploded!) It used the header and theme colors of that forum. (This was a really GREAT beer, too! I need to brew it again!):

And, here's my clone label for my clone of Boulevard Irish Ale:

 

[joe_four_strings]

For my Summer Ale.

 

[drumuglyknuckles]

Coconut porter

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[Nomofett]

My mom came to visit me in Japan in a few months ago and sent me a drawing she did after she got home so I used it as the label of my Mono No Aware Pale Ale. Mono No Aware is a Japanese phrase that basically is about the passing of all things. It's seen in their love of the cherry blossoms, a tree whose flowers bloom for only one week a year, and the country basically goes nuts for the trees that whole week. Anyways it's an interesting look into Japanese culture Here the wiki on it And since I only brew small batches so they don't last long I thought I'd name a beer after it.

 

[tkline808]

I usually make the labels before I make the beers. Anyhow this is for one that I will be brewing tomorrow.

 

[Nagorg]

My mom came to visit me in Japan in a few months ago and sent me a drawing she did after she got home so I used it as the label of my Mono No Aware Pale Ale. Mono No Aware is a Japanese phrase that basically is about the passing of all things. It's seen in their love of the cherry blossoms, a tree whose flowers bloom for only one week a year, and the country basically goes nuts for the trees that whole week. Anyways it's an interesting look into Japanese culture Here the wiki on it And since I only brew small batches so they don't last long I thought I'd name a beer after it.

That's a great tribute to your mother and your culture Nomofett... Excellent job!

 

[mattmmille]

My mom came to visit me in Japan in a few months ago and sent me a drawing she did after she got home so I used it as the label of my Mono No Aware Pale Ale. Mono No Aware is a Japanese phrase that basically is about the passing of all things. It's seen in their love of the cherry blossoms, a tree whose flowers bloom for only one week a year, and the country basically goes nuts for the trees that whole week. Anyways it's an interesting look into Japanese culture Here the wiki on it And since I only brew small batches so they don't last long I thought I'd name a beer after it.

Great label! I am wondering, though, how you had an original gravity of 1.014 and got almost 6% ABV?!

 

[Nomofett]

Thanks, and oops, I meant to put final gravity, not original. Thanks for pointing that out.

 

[BreachHeaven]

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[Stehag]

 

[monkeeroot]

Is that sandblasted?

 

[Stehag]

Yes it is.
I stamp the caps with different text so I can tell what sort of beer there is in the bottle.

https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f35/writing-bottles-476645/index3.html

 

[monkeeroot]

Yes it is.
I stamp the caps with different text so I can tell what sort of beer there is in the bottle.

https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f35/writing-bottles-476645/index3.html

That's awesome. Good job.

 

[Stehag]

Thanks.

 

[brewnewb1]

Just made these. Designed them in photoshop and found someone on Etsy to print them. Simple but they look nice and crafty and get the job done.

 

[Nomofett]

Nice, did you make the 6 pack carrier as well?

 

[brewnewb1]

Nope, just grabbed it from Trader Joe's

 

[Nomofett]

Dang, I'd really like to figure out any way to make those at home. Well anyways, I like you labels either way.

 

[brewnewb1]

You can find something on Etsy like the following:
https://www.etsy.com/listing/191025470/personalized-6-pack-beer-carriers-for?ref=sr_gallery_36&ga_search_query=six+pack+carrier&ga_order=most_relevant&ga_customizable=true&ga_search_type=all&ga_view_type=gallery


Seems like they're fully customizable.

 

[Seismogenic]

Here are some labels I've made for some friends who also homebrew. Their last names are Brewer (really!) and Gilchrist, hence Brewchrist. The playing around with Biblical names and iconography-stylized art ensued from there.

I'm still trying to figure out how I want to stylize the labels for my own homebrew! But drawing stuff for my friends is certainly good practice.

 

[dkevinb]

For a blonde ale I just bottled.

 

[jimdkc]

You can find something on Etsy like the following:
https://www.etsy.com/listing/191025470/personalized-6-pack-beer-carriers-for?ref=sr_gallery_36&ga_search_query=six+pack+carrier&ga_order=most_relevant&ga_customizable=true&ga_search_type=all&ga_view_type=gallery


Seems like they're fully customizable.

Seems pricey for just sticking a label on a pre-made 6-pack holder...

And that's only for a label on one side!

 

[Nomofett]

Yeah, I wanna find a way to fold my own up or something like that. I've seen where you can get blank ones online but shipping just kills me (I live overseas)

 

[Mirilis]

Here is what I made last night.. The only thing I dont like is the Square1 logo.. The color of the square indicates the approximate SRM of the beer.. so my red ales have red squares etc.