Beer labels are just a part of that, with his day job at Round 2 and his side work on comics and other labels. In the past, he worked for The Tribune in the 1980s as a graphic designer.

Maybe you don't care about graphic design. Maybe the only reason you look at a beer bottle label is to see how much you'll have to drink before saying weird things to your brother's wife isn't so ...

Beer labels are just a part of that, with his day job at Round 2 and his side work on comics and other labels. In the past, he worked for The Tribune in the 1980s as a graphic designer.

The label for the beer shows an eerie sunken ship in hues of black and gold, of course, finished off with Alementary's well-known logo. Go: 58 Voorhis Lane, Hackensack; 201-464-0639, bolerosnort.com.

Though it runs parallel to the craft beer world, suckling its lifeblood and meaning from the water, malts, hops and yeast, the design behind beer is significantly less understood. It’s been less ...

Regardless of the beer’s style, “we put the soul of Karben4 into the design of every label,” Koga says. That soul is often interpreted for the bottle or can by Hannah Hess from Backflip, a ...

Never change. Omnipollo — design by Karl Grandin "Every beer label in the world starts with a few basic ingredients: the brewery name, logo, and the name of the beer. That isn't true for Omnipollo.

According to McCormick, a beer label should not only draw attention to itself, but also “tell the story of the beer.” This isn’t about being loud, but being “present,” McCormick says.

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“I have a theory that most of design, in general, is the creation of affection,” says Milton Glaser, the 84-year-old graphic-design legend, who created the I ♥ NY logo. When it comes to ...

Separately, the beer label category is open to anyone aged 21 or older. The deadline to submit artwork files by email to [email protected] is 5 p.m. CT on Feb. 7.

Glaser’s no stranger to beer design: he created the Brooklyn Brewery’s logo back in 1990. Perhaps that’s why he seems fairly critical about the design of the many beer labels he was invited ...