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1970s/80s British Railways Carriage label BR 21885/412
WATERLOO
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an unopened case of 5 Sony "Color" MiniDiscs with completed compilation discs & spare labels, and not forgetting my MZ-RH10 portable Hi-MD recorder. The above caption is in honor of the Squeeze song of the same title.
Working with designers leads to some beautifully crafted work getting on our presses. So when Steve and Chris from United Creatives asked us to print these Whisky labels for their client Artisan Scotch Whisky makers Compass Box Whisky Company, we knew we were getting involved in something exciting.
The labels were letterpress printed on our vintage presses in one colour onto a beautiful uncoated label stock. The labels also required a die cut shape which we decided to 'kiss-cut'. This means cutting the shape out of the top sheet of the paper enabling the label to be peeled off the backing sheet in one piece ready to be applied to the bottles.
A freelance project of mine that the client wanted me to make some customized bottle labels for her, her cousin & their friend's Glitz & Glam Party.
I colored them digitally (you can tell I’m still not good at that, but I use very little color anyway).
I picked these up here and there, but most of them were in a big plastic bag at Goodwill for $4.99. Turns out, I don't really have that many things that need a label.
In addition to the usual colors, there are three pastel tapes, one maroon, several orange and one wood-grain! Also two of the orange tapes are skinny 1/4" called "General Brand Label Tape" Never heard of that.
The loose tapes in the left corner are 1/2" and fit the commercial Dymo Tapewriters such as my M-22.
UPDATE: After looking around the house and garage, it turns out that there is an infinite number of things to put labels on.
I collected a bunch of plant labels from he garden this weekend to clean, erase and reuse.
Helpful garden tip 1: use a pencil for your labels, they don't fade away and they can be erased with an eraser.
Helpful garden tip 2: Keep track of the plants history by writing the dates that seeds were planted, seedlings transplanted, first harvest, etc. (see top right)
... so nutella seems to have gotten on the 'let's temporarily rebrand our labels with messages' bandwagon. i think i took pictures of 6 different messages.
***this is for a dear one today :)
Gearbox is coming out to change the clutch so I thought I'd label where each bolt came from so when I put it back to together it all goes back the same way. The bolts are all different lengths so I don't want to break anything (learned that the hard way on a Triumph Spitfire thermostat housing). Left over Halloween candy box was perfect. The bolts are arrange just like they are on the bellhousing.
The left two are real metal (copper and steel), not metal-colored plastic. The other is clear plastic. All 1/2" tape. The M-22 was aimed at the commercial market.
Artista: Black Label Society
Fotografo: Francesco Castaldo
Data: 17 marzo 2011
Venue: Alcatraz
Città: Milano
© Francesco Castaldo 2011 - All rights reserved.
Created this bottle label for a customer and used my own photography. Would love to hear what you think of the result.
On the 24th of August 1875, Capt Matthew Webb became the first man to swim from Dover to Calais. He took 21 hours and 45 minutes.