Gwydion Stone Posted June 22, 2011 Share Posted June 22, 2011 Before I became a distiller I was a graphic artist, creating graphics and managing imaging for dot.coms, bio-techs and non-profits. That all went away when I escaped the cube-farm in 2007 and became un-gainfully self-employed producing my absinthe at other distilleries in Switzerland, then Oregon. Still, the skills came in handy when it was time for packaging and promotion design, and I do all my own. Now that I'm awaiting permits for my own distillery, I find myself twiddling my thumbs and puttering about in the garden a lot. Fortunately that leaves me time to create some kick-ass labels for those of you who might need them. If you've done any shopping around in the design market, you'll find my rates very economical. What I do: • Design spirits labels, print ads, sellsheets, shelf-talkers, business cards, etc. • Work with your printer to assure that you get what you want What I don't do: • Creative copy writing. You should be prepared to provide all text to be used on your materials. I will provide proofing and editing for grammar and compliance. Here's my graphic design site, with a brief slideshow of labels that are currently on bottles in the market: http://art.alembicdesign.com/ Have a look at these websites for a sample of my other graphics: http://www.gnostalgicspirits.com/ http://www.absinthemarteau.com/ http://redorchidmusic.com/ http://washingtondistillersguild.org/ http://www.wormwoodsociety.org/ http://pacificdistillery.com/ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Curtis McMillan Posted June 22, 2011 Share Posted June 22, 2011 Email me let's talk Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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