1st "prototype" label

[merlot]

Needs work, but, geez - It's just "Dog gone Wine!"

 

[Wade E]

Dog Gone Nice!

 

[jobe05]

I think it's realy "Dog Gone Nice"! Good job.


After a couple of years of doing this, I wish I had chosen a background like the one that you have, and just stuck with it, and changed the type of wine and dates and let the rest stay the same. I see some of the local vineyards do that, they just use a white background on white wines and a dark background on red wines, but the label is the same.

 

[merlot]

yeah, that's what I plan on doing - This is real ruff (pun) - I need to center, and work on the colors and font and so on - but I plan to have it ready by the end of the month for our next bottling - Which is an Australian Shiraz

 

[sangwitch]

I think it looks great!

 

[Wade E]

What program are you using?

 

[merlot]

This sample was rigged up on Publisher - but, for the final product - I will be using a combination of publisher and photoshop. The jpeg I created was a little to big in size for the forum - so I just snap shotted the image in publisher.

 

[Wade E]

Look under tutorials for Image Resizer It works great for a lot of
things and is so easy its not funny. Just download it. Right click on
the picture you want to resize and click resize. It will give you a few
different sizes to choose from. You can even resize back uo if you
want. Thisd is a great tool for emailing photos as they will send much
easier and faster!

 

[merlot]

awersome, thank you! This forum is good for more than wine questions!

 

[jsmahoney]

Looks Great!