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My beer label artwork
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goffski
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I've got a Dark Rock Tribute to Punk IPA next to keg / bottle. This is my first go at part grain, thought I'd messed it up (thermometer was way out) but it seems like its turned out pretty good!
Nothing fancy, just a Punk IPA type label
Nothing fancy, just a Punk IPA type label
And your Mrs was happy to pose for you
this shows the process I followed to make the final label....
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Label based on the vera lynn song.....
That's a nice clean design.
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Mine are simple variations on a theme by canva
Did you have much ink left in the cartridge after printing this
Nowadays, I've stopped using clip art and just print labels out from word.
The colour bars represent colours of the flag of the country the style is from, however it can get a bit samey so I've started to play about with that element.
The colour bars represent colours of the flag of the country the style is from, however it can get a bit samey so I've started to play about with that element.
The decal holders should be arriving from China soon.
Here are a few of mine.
Here are a few of mine.
These are great!
I've actually been thinking about doing a run of beers that each one is named after a classic Ford (due to going to banger racing alot when I was younger)... picking out the distinctive body lines of each as the background and use the badge as the name.
Granada
Cortina
Capri
Zephyr
Consul
Also clean with a house style.
goffski
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These are great! Sorry we've taken over you thread @GuyG
This is the last one I bottled.
I create the artwork in Adobe Indesign then use these self adhesive removable labels from Amazon - means they come off nice and easy when the beer has been drunk.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B000P5XJHG/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
This is the last one I bottled.
I create the artwork in Adobe Indesign then use these self adhesive removable labels from Amazon - means they come off nice and easy when the beer has been drunk.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B000P5XJHG/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Another great label!
Absolutely not, I am glad that my thread has encouraged people to share their labels with each other
Might try those labels. I'm using some A4 'labels' and then using a guillotine to cut them to size which is great but they are a b*gger to get off the bottle.
Also need to credit myself as the brewer on the label.
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Try these:
https://amzn.eu/d/8I0fZth
they come in a variety of sizes. They are classed as "reusable", but in reality I use them once. But being "reusable" they stick well enough, but peel off the bottle easily without leaving any residue.
https://amzn.eu/d/8I0fZth
they come in a variety of sizes. They are classed as "reusable", but in reality I use them once. But being "reusable" they stick well enough, but peel off the bottle easily without leaving any residue.
Just having another session of REN.
