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plhnk — Thu, 18 Apr 2013 18:32:13 +0000

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Branch of Hope

plhnk — Mon, 23 Apr 2012 02:15:10 +0000

Here is the final rendition of the Branch of Hope logo (first draft) that was recently approved, the identity as a whole is still in progress but below is a sample of what the aesthetic is.

Deerkeeper: Labeling and the Waiting Game

plhnk — Mon, 06 Feb 2012 20:50:51 +0000

We finally labelled all the bottles. I had done some research and found that using milk as an adhesive would be the best way to go. Because of the weightiness of the card stock (110lb), we had to hold it in place for a few seconds and a few labels had to be reapplied, but all in all it turned out really well in the end. Because the labels were printed on a laser printer, we didn’t have to worry about the ink bleeding during the entire process, and removal should be fairly simple and relatively pain-free.

For more pictures, check out this project on my portfolio page.

Deerkeeper: Labels have been printed

plhnk — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 20:31:22 +0000

My friend’s wife bought him a complete home-brewing setup for Christmas in 2010. So we spent the past year talking about how sweet it would be to make beer, and how awesome it would taste. However, there was some trepidation and fear as neither of us had any real experience with this before and we (at least I was) afraid of screwing up the first batch. We were perfectly content to drink beer that others had brewed for us and talk about how good “our beer” was going to be.

I made a few changes to the initial drawing, this is the final result. In the future I would like to incorporate some sort of hand-stamp shaped like a deer track.

Here are the printed labels for the neck of the bottles. I printed everything with a laser printer on 110LB matte cover stock.

This is the sheet of irregular labels for the large bottle we have, it looks a little strange here, but I think the finished product will look good.

If you couldn’t tell, everything has to be hand-cut and adhered to the bottles as I chose to use regular cover stock. I didn’t think using Avery labels would give me the control that I wanted to have over the texture and size. Stay tuned for label application!

Deerkeeper: Home Brewing at its finest

plhnk — Fri, 03 Feb 2012 19:53:09 +0000

I’ve finally gotten into home brewing with a few friends. The guy who started the group thought his last name meant Deerkeeper so we went with that as a name. I’ve got a lot of tweaking to do, but thought I’d throw this first iteration up on the blog.After I had spent the better part of my night drawing this, I googled his last name and found out that it means “Kind-hearted.”

I like Deerkeeper better.

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