Styling and images traditional beer label

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Styling and images traditional beer label

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But designers these days are using every color imaginable in their labels! By Mila Katagarova The clear glass beer bottles are all unique because the color of the beer becomes the background color of the labels. Many are those who play on this advantage by choosing either very similar or on the contrary very contrasting colors for their labels. Size and shape The shapes of the labels vary a lot depending on the manufacturers. Do you prefer a traditional shape or would you rather have custom labels made (which will set you apart from others, but will cost you more)? Do you want separate labels for the body, neck and back of your bottles, or do you prefer a single label that will cover all of these surfaces.

And do you want to use a standard paper or photo retouching service rather something unique, with a transparent background, for example? These labels for Marina use custom, die-cut shapes for both the bottle and neck wrap labels. By MANTSA®. This label for Butterfly Effect uses a standard square label and no neck. By Tristan Rossi. To make the right decisions, start by evaluating your budget and determining what is important to you. Standard label sizes are 7cm x 11cm, 8cm x 10cm and 13cm x 5cm. Also remember to take into account the type of bottle 33cl, 50cl or 75cl (or even a custom size). The capacity alone is not enough, you must also think about the shape (more or less long neck, more or less wide body, etc.

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All of these details need to be cleared up before you even start thinking about your label design. Typography Beer label design for Siris Cellars by designbybruno Modern adaptation of an old typography for Siris Cellars. Label made by designbybruno Just like color, typography can communicate a lot about your brand personality. Serif (with serifs) and handwritten fonts give a more traditional look to your bottles, while sans-serifs will look more modern. You may be tempted to choose very original typography, but don't forget that the readability must be impeccable. Your customers need to be able to read and recognize your names to remember you, and understand all the information on your bottles to make an informed purchase.
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