For another exciting beer related project, we developed a concept for Powder Hollow Brewery’s delicious new line of sours. The off-white and black labels showcase a bold turn-of-the-century industrial theme, drawing inspiration from the gunpowder industry that once thrived in Hazardville, CT. Four labels were initially created for the series; Cherry Sour, Peach Gose, Raspberry […]
CBD Product Packaging and Labeling Considerations The CBD market is one of the fastest growing in the USA right now, with many new manufacturers and retailers joining regularly. Labeling and packaging are of paramount importance as this is a product that buyers want to know about – clearly and concisely – before they buy, and […]
Many brewers value the artwork associated with their brands as highly as the beer they produce. Additionally, there is no doubt beer labels can influence purchasing decisions. Aside from being an important marketing tool and aesthetically pleasing, they contain some very important legal requirements. Before designing a beer label or seeking a designer to do […]
This post should shed some light on the topic of GS1 barcodes for beer labels. I decided to post about it after a few searches left many questions unanswered. Like many others in the industry I had some questions regarding barcodes for beer labels. Ill briefly touch on the following: Do you need to apply […]
Tips for Successful Vehicle Wrap Design A successfully executed vehicle wrap is one of the most effective ways that a business can use to advertise themselves. This form of graphic design can be extremely fruitful in reaching many customers. Wrap designs on vehicles have taken over the traditional billboards and are considered as the new, […]
We redesigned Rip It Lacrosse’s logo. The new logo incorporates a custom designed typeface and a lacrosse player in the shooting position. Rip It is a lacrosse club in CT offering players throughout the Connecticut Valley and Pioneer Valley areas the opportunity to player in a competitive league. They develop players using up-tempo drills […]