Beer Logos

Posted by ben_schuster in

4 Dec 2012 — 10:36pm

Hello, I'm working on a few different beer logos. I'd love some feedback.

The first, Miraculum, is a hoppy IPA with a viney & floral hand drawn mark.
http://cl.ly/image/3k3f0b003501

The second, Cadre, is a smooth brown ale, displayed as a curvy black letter.
http://cl.ly/image/1A423t2g0b08

The third, Villain, is a red IPA that's shown in a minimalistic comic book style, similar to sin city.
http://cl.ly/image/1n160M0u142l

The final mark, Grand Pryes, is a cream ale shown here in a reflective, half dressed, robust serif font.
http://cl.ly/image/3u0O2D2u2W2R

- Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Ben

ben_schuster
4 Dec 2012 — 10:49pm

Feel free to make edits to these extremely large images and repost, if you'd like.

Thanks again,
Ben

ben_schuster
7 Dec 2012 — 8:32am

anyone?

bump bump

aluminum
7 Dec 2012 — 9:38am

Generally...these are all quite nice--especially compared to most 'boutique' or 'small batch' brewery labels.

Chris Dean
7 Dec 2012 — 11:51am

@ben_schuster: Is this personal, professional, or academic work?

apankrat
8 Dec 2012 — 12:33am

@Chris - How would it affect the critique you were about to offer?

ben_schuster
8 Dec 2012 — 9:16am

Thanks @aluminum! Appreciate it.

@Chris This would be a mix of personal and professional, I guess :) I'm starting a brewery with two friends, a brewer and a businessman - Sounds like the beginning of a bad joke, hehehe.

Chris Dean
8 Dec 2012 — 6:09pm

I just like to have a sense of the nature of the work, who’s doing it &c.

JamesM
9 Dec 2012 — 9:15am

Hard to evaluate a logo without knowing what qualities and feelings you're trying to communicate via the logo.

But in general I like them. I'd rotate Miraculum (which is my favorite) slightly so the verticals in the M are vertical, not leaning back. Villain I find a little hard to read.

riccard0
11 Dec 2012 — 6:52am