BeerBorg

Beer-lord wrote:By far, you have the best, most professional labels I've seen........even on many craft beers.
You rule!

IB - I want to hire you to do my labels! 'Nuff said.

Family portrait, winter 2013-14.
(I just so happened to have a lot of tree-themed labels last winter...)




Family portrait, summer 2014.

Anyone use any specific label maker program? Now that I have a work printer using toner instead of ink I may look in to printing a few up here and there? Which means I may have to place an order with BLM soon as well

I use Photoshop Elements for my labels. There's a steep learning curve, unless you're familiar with the software from other uses.
And yes, I use the "reusable" (not really reusable, but they peel off extremely clean & easy) 4" X 3.33" labels from BLM!

If you are not inclined to use PSE or another general-purpose photo editing software package, two decent websites to check out:
http://www.beerlabelizer.com/
http://labeley.com/beer

I'm sure there's others, too.

I usually just label my caps and not the bottles, but I couldn't help myself. This is the front and back of my Johnny Manz-Ale...

BlackDuck wrote:This is the front and back of my Johnny Manz-Ale...

HaHa! Nice!

LOL!! Too funny!

LOVE IT!

Change of pace with these. I suppose I took inspiration from the new Brewdog rebranding.

Once again, simply awesome!

Pumpkin Rye Saison!

Awesome!