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Creator: Blue Label Brewery Ltd.
Title: Blue Label Beer
Date: [c.1952-1954]
Extent: 1 label: printed ; (8x11.5cm)
Notes: From a collection of beer labels, stationery and Canadian breweriana donated by Lawrence C. Sherk.
Format: Label
Rights Info: No known restrictions on access
Repository: Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library, University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario Canada, M5S 1A5, library.utoronto.ca/fisher
La exposición Caminos de modernidad 1860-1980. Colección Carmen Thyssen-Bornemisza ofrece una mirada retrospectiva a la sucesión de movimientos pictóricos desde la segunda mitad del siglo XIX hasta los años ochenta del XX, reivindicando la modernidad como una evolución constante en la expresión artística a veces con innovaciones sutiles y, en otras ocasiones, desde una mayor ruptura.
The branding process of “Fertico” company also consisted of: label design, package and box design. Since the “Fertico” company has a variety of products which will be packed differently we modified the design and adapted it to fit to all package variations perfectly. One of the more inspirational modifications was to find the suitable colors, materials and paper quality. We relied heavily on the modern printing technology.
The goal was for the brand to reach the targeted audience (customers who were already using different gardening products) in the right way. With carefully planned branding campaign and excellent marketing plan we reached our goal. Catalog design, brochures, flyers, business cards and other promo material for the advertising purposes represent a part of total design process and each and every one of these items was designed and developed with a lot of patience, effort and professionalism.
We have managed to create new visual esthetics of the clients company, corporative design, a brand.
This new visual identity of “Fertico” company has high and very strict standards which made the targeted audience easier to inform and win over thus making the “Fertico” brand unique and more visible to the market. Every potential user of “Fertico” product receives all of the necessary information regarding a product, service and other details on a unique and interesting way which is the very essence of branding process.
I made name labels for the kids' things using this project:
handmadetherapy.blogspot.com/2010/07/making-your-own-labe...
I didn't iron the raw edges under on the labels I sewed on, and then I zig-zag stitched, and some of the edges frayed right out of the thread with the first wash. I think this problem wouldn't present itself if I had ironed. I just totally forgot that step.
LABEL WHORE....Those old labels from a bygone era
LABEL WHORE is all about LABELS ON CLOTHING and folks who LOVE them!
Vintage labels have awesome graphic design. So, run to your local thrift shop, vintage shop, or, hella yes, your own closet and PHOTOGRAPH THE CLOTHING LABEL for LABEL WHORE.
Of course 'vintage' gets the AWESOMENESS, but designer or regular labels on clothing will do fine, too.
This group is to HIGHLIGHT the clothing LABEL only, and NOT the article of clothing. So, no full clothing shots, and none with people in the clothes , no matter how hella cool you look in it.
It is a PUBLIC GROUP , so keep it SAFE for EVERYONE. (Hey, budding clothing designers start young, you know.)
And, even the group is called LABEL WHORE, yes, that is an edgy term but really, it's a term everyone uses. After all, it's in the dictionary, well, ok, not the everyday dictionary that schools use, but it is in MY dictionary.
NO BULLYING, NO RUDENESS, and NO TRASH TALK on photo comments in the group...
Cleverness counts. And oh my, finding that gem like 'STRAIGHT BOTTOM' label...well, I have to tell you. I almost passed out when I saw that label on a shirt. Really, like I mean, passed out cold right there in the thrift store. (Can you imagine? Hello 911, we have a LABEL WHORE who fainted over the sight of an original Giorgio Armani label here at G.W.! So, like, if that ever happened to you, then this is YOUR group...you LABEL WHORE!)
Absolutely NO photos that would be deemed inappropriate for a large audience...THESE ARE PHOTOS OF CLOTHING LABELS ONLY...got it?, Ok...now have fun, and enjoy...YOU LABEL WHORE, YOU.
This cotton fabric depicts vintage food labels from Australia, and I think it dates from the 1980s or 90s. My plan is to eventually cut out individual labels to use in making quilted panels for tote bags and pouches. The labels themselves are pretty large, about 5 - 9 inches in length (or width), depending on the design.